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Slow boot at the load screen.

2276 Views 29 Replies 4 Participants Last post by cnelson04, Apr 26, 2004

Cris_Cr0ss

Discussion Starter · Mar 31, 2004

It seems to take forever to get to desktop, and What i mean is the load time it takes when you see the Windows Xp Pro Logo and that thing going left to right and left to right. I think its called the boot screen. Well it takes forever to get past that and I would like to no what is slowing it down.

Another question is AVANT Browser How do you set it so that when you open it the window is always maximised?

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cybertech

· #2 · Mar 31, 2004

That's due to your hijacker. Please respond to your other thread.

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cybertech

· #6 · Apr 1, 2004

Run HJT again and check:

O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [WNSC] C:\WINDOWS\System32\wnsintsv.exe

Close all applications and browser windows before you click "fix checked".

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cybertech

· #8 · Apr 1, 2004

I don't see anything else bad

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cybertech

· #11 · Apr 2, 2004

Try another profile and see if it's the same there.

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cybertech

· #14 · Apr 5, 2004

It should remember the last profile logged on.

Is the problem gone in the new profile?

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cybertech

· #16 · Apr 5, 2004

cybertech said:
Is the problem gone in the new profile?

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cybertech

· #18 · Apr 5, 2004

OK I hear you now... I'll have to research on how to make XP not boot to a default profile. ,,, I'll be back.

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cybertech

· #20 · Apr 5, 2004

If the new profile makes no difference, it's the machine and not the profile. Have you done the clean up rituals for XP?

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cybertech

· #23 · Apr 8, 2004

Control panel, system, hardware, device manager.

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cybertech

· #25 · Apr 8, 2004

Well...for example pick display, it will open telling you what you have, using that information do a search or go to the mfg website and see if there is an updated driver for your adapter.

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