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Jim
We have Windows XP Pro workstations connected to a Windows 2000
network/domain controller. When a new user (no profile on the client box)
tries to log on for the first time, it can take up to 2-3 minutes to "load
personal settings" and "apply personal settings".
I applied a group policy to always wait for the network at startup and
logon. Now boot up on the client takes 2-3 minutes. And, the first new user
still takes 2-3 minutes to log on. However, subsequent new users connect
promptly.
And, in either scenario with or without the group policy, once a user
profile is established, login happens promptly.
Any thoughts about the initial slow login and how we can move things along a
bit?
network/domain controller. When a new user (no profile on the client box)
tries to log on for the first time, it can take up to 2-3 minutes to "load
personal settings" and "apply personal settings".
I applied a group policy to always wait for the network at startup and
logon. Now boot up on the client takes 2-3 minutes. And, the first new user
still takes 2-3 minutes to log on. However, subsequent new users connect
promptly.
And, in either scenario with or without the group policy, once a user
profile is established, login happens promptly.
Any thoughts about the initial slow login and how we can move things along a
bit?