Since then I have been advised that shutting off
the power from the mains would do it.
I don't see the reason for this, but it seems to have done the job!
T.
"Thur" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have noticed a delay of about 30 secs in
> the bootup.
> I have WinXP Home. Updated on a regular basis.
> My computer is a recent one, with an AMD processor.
>
> I made a boot log and found 17 pages of failed attempts
> to load drivers, in between several drivers were loaded.
> The final couple of pages were successful attempts to load.
>
> There are so many drivers, but as an example, I have
> noticed that it tried many times to load "WAN Miniport (LTP2)",
> and three similar for IP, PPPOE, and PPTP.
> These don't seem to have been successfully loaded.
>
> I have a broadband connection.
>
> I have never made a bootlog before, so I don't know if there
> is anything here wrong.
>
> I have a fully updated Norton 2003 AV and Norton Internet Security.
> I have just completed a full AV scan, with nothing found.
>
> I was advised about the said NIS being faulty, but I re-installed both
> packages with no affect.
> This is a recent fault and my software has run for over a year with no
> similar problem.
>
> T.
>
>
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