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cavalier_102
Hello,
I have a laptop that logs users on very slowly after a reboot. Any
suggestions?
Logging on a 2nd time is very fast, just the initial log on is quite
slow.
DNS config appears correct in ipconfig all.
Logons to other workstations are normal.
UserA with 3GB profile is the same as UserB profile of 0.8MB
(mostly cached mail on 3GB profile)
UserA & UserB can log onto another workstation in 10-15 seconds (not
caching email)
Logon process & time
Type username & password, click ok
**wait about 2 minutes with this logon screen 'inactive while
thinking'
next window 'loading personal settings' takes about 1 minute
next window '?' quite fast (logon script to map drive perhaps)
loading applications 1 or 2 minutes (normal for this laptop)
Senario #1
UserA turn on computer, logon - 5 minutes
UserA log off, then logon - 30 seconds
Scenario #2 - not sure what would happen here
UserA turn on computer, logon - 5 minutes
UserA log off
UserB log on - ?
I have a laptop that logs users on very slowly after a reboot. Any
suggestions?
Logging on a 2nd time is very fast, just the initial log on is quite
slow.
DNS config appears correct in ipconfig all.
Logons to other workstations are normal.
UserA with 3GB profile is the same as UserB profile of 0.8MB
(mostly cached mail on 3GB profile)
UserA & UserB can log onto another workstation in 10-15 seconds (not
caching email)
Logon process & time
Type username & password, click ok
**wait about 2 minutes with this logon screen 'inactive while
thinking'
next window 'loading personal settings' takes about 1 minute
next window '?' quite fast (logon script to map drive perhaps)
loading applications 1 or 2 minutes (normal for this laptop)
Senario #1
UserA turn on computer, logon - 5 minutes
UserA log off, then logon - 30 seconds
Scenario #2 - not sure what would happen here
UserA turn on computer, logon - 5 minutes
UserA log off
UserB log on - ?