Slow Startup

C

Carl

When I turn on the PC it boots normally up to the first
sight of the desktop and then becomes idle for 2-3
minutes before continuing startup and loading background
programs. I ran mscomfig,startup and eliminated some of
the startup programs, but this had no effect. I would
appreciate some help.
 
G

Guest

-----Original Message-----
When I turn on the PC it boots normally up to the first
sight of the desktop and then becomes idle for 2-3
minutes before continuing startup and loading background
programs. I ran mscomfig,startup and eliminated some of
the startup programs, but this had no effect. I would
appreciate some help.

To avoid a duplicate thread, I have had the same prob for
4 mos. Post-boot drivers such as msexplore, waud, etc.
needed for sys readiness delay 2 minutes after boot
itself is complete. Notes:

- these drvr or refs to them do appear in the prefetch
file, but appear not to prefetch;
- bootvis has no effect on optimizing these post-boot
drvrs;
- unclear where these are supposed to be "post-boot"
loads, confirm?;
- the Defrag GUI does indicate a 2nd large immoveable
sector halfway up the HD, which may or may not hold these
drvrs;
- in once instance, before normal defrag, these drvrs
were suddenly loading within 2-3 sec after boot; after
defrag, back to the 2 min delay;
- no HD activity is indicated during the 2-min post-boot
delay, until they begin loading;
- if one waits at the login screen for the same 2+
minutes before loggin on, these drvrs will load
immediately after boot.

Mystery! No info anywhere on the 'net - help?

Email CC much appreciated, TIA.
 
L

lbrty4us

Thank you, thank you, thank you. FWIW prev confusion due these
showing in bootvis utility as driver loads. Was smart to req email CC
w/no address too (duh).
 
L

lbrty4us

Rocket J. Squirrel said:
Msexplore is not a Windows XP file. Msexplore.exe is part of the W32/Yaha-x
worm (which is known by different names among different antivirus software
organizations):
http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/w32yahax.html

Waud is not a Windows XP file.

Definition of the term "driver":
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/d/driver.html.

OOOPS!! I misposted the drvr descr's (was away from box), and mislead
with wrong names & also mixing a process (explore.exe) with a drvr.
There is no worm on this box (just double-checked). Here is the
actual name list of drivers that load 2 minutes after boot from
bootvis, in their order of very late loading. Note there are many
duplicare names; the processes & rest of the table are omitted here;
the rest of my earler post below from the MS site is accurate:

wdmaud
ks
wdmaud
wdmaud
ks
ks
wdmaud
wdmaud
DkbFltr
DkbFltr
DkbFltr
imapi
MxlW2k
Cdr4_xp
pfc
redbook
pwd_2k
Cdralw2k
 
L

lbrty4us

Rocket J. Squirrel said:
No problem. Computer jargon can get confusing.

Er, condescending. If you are reading the NG, you'll see that after
checking your assumption & showing it in error, I had to repost to
simply correct 2 driver names wrongly submitted. The post, and the
problem, remains unanswered by anyone.

Gently & IMHO, if you yourself were familiar with the "jargon" of
necessary/tyupical XP drivers, you'd have recognized my small naming
mistakes, known what they were, and addressed the real problem - whose
symptoms are not like the worm you jumped at.
 

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