You've got nerve posting an executable to a public newsgroup.
<plonk>
| Sounds like your services are probably optimised pretty well.
|
|
| As a quick test try the following......
| Start > run > msconfig > startup > "Disable all"
| (still within msconfig) > services > Check "Hide all Microsoft
| Services" > Disable all
| ok out
| Time the boot up to the login menu. Should be about 30 seconds or so with
| your configuration.
| (Go back into msconfig to reenable them all after)
| If it's a rapid boot then it will show that one of your 3rd party programs
| is the problem.
|
|
| Try running the attached program Startuplist (generates a file in notepad)
| and paste its results in here, (or send me the generated log via email,
if
| you prefer / feel it's particularly sensitive info (the "reply to" address
| in my header is genuine)). This is helpful in gaining a more comprehensive
| list of startup programs.
|
| Another thought....
| Have you recently installed a newer version of Zone Alarm? If so try using
| the previous version.
|
|
| Jon
|
|
| | > Hi Jon,
| >
| > Thanks for the suggestion. Any how I have downloded the UPH Clean
Service
| > from Microsoft Site. I have Installed that in Test PC and Seen that One
| > New
| > Service is geting Loded SET TO "Automatic". I will test that Today In My
| > PC.
| >
| > ANd I have Disabled Many Services as per your List and Some More from
the
| > Site:
http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/service411.htm . Now My PC display
| > Boot screen in 1 min 10sec. But I think that is also Slow enough. If you
| > want I will send you the Startup LOG, so that you can Verify.
| >
| > I am Still searching what is the reason? (Because earlier I had Same XP
| > with
| > SP2 But working Fine - In Just 40 - 45 Sec Max.). That Is My Prob.
| >
| > Thanks
| > Prabhat
| >
| > | >> The "readme.txt" file on the link I gave gives a good explanation of
the
| >> problem.
| >>
| >> No don't think it's caused by disabling any services.
| >>
| >>
| >> Seen that warning appear with fresh SP2 installations.
| >>
| >> *Possibly* related to the svchost.exe group containing
| >>
| >> DCom Server Process Launcher (DComLaunch)
| >> Terminal Services (TermService)
| >>
| >> not closing down properly on shutdown with SP2. Others are probably
| > better
| >> able to comment on that though. The UphClean service sorts it out well.
| >>
| >> As regards your original problem, did you see any significant reduction
| >> in
| >> boot up time after disabling / setting to manual the services I
| >> mentioned?
| >>
| >> Jon
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> > Hi Jon,
| >> >
| >> > But what exactly the Problem which is Causing that Warning?
| >> >
| >> > Did any service that is Stoped or Set to Manual is Making that
Problem?
| >> >
| >> > Thanks
| >> > Prabhat
| >> >
| >> > | >> >> You can install the UphClean Service service to solve that
particular
| >> >> problem. More of a shutdown problem than a boot up one though.
| >> >>
| >> >> Available here
| >> >>
| >> >>
http://tinyurl.com/2h3yl
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >> Jon
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
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