Ultra-Slow Boot

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Frank

I read the advantages (SUPPOSEDLY)of converting my hard
drive from a FAT32 to an NTFS system. Now, I wish I had
applied the adage of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I
had a normal boot up with the FAT32 system, but now it's
booting extremely slow. Although I realize it's possible
to reformat the hard drive back to a FAT32 partition, I
am wondering if anybody knows where the problem might
exist, and a better resolution.
 
Did you try defragmenting the volume after you converted it to NTFS?
 
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