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We have several notebooks (XP SP2) that are all members of our domain. The
people who use them use domain user accounts to login to the notebooks. When
these notebooks are used in the office login takes no time at all and the
notebooks basically respond as our workstations do.
Whenever these notebooks have a "non-corporate LAN" network connection (ie.
wireless at home, etc) connected before initial login, XP hangs for ~90
seconds before displaying the desktop and icons.
With the network connection disabled or unplugged, login takes less than 20
seconds.
Does anyone know of a way in Windows to decrease this delay?
Thanks
people who use them use domain user accounts to login to the notebooks. When
these notebooks are used in the office login takes no time at all and the
notebooks basically respond as our workstations do.
Whenever these notebooks have a "non-corporate LAN" network connection (ie.
wireless at home, etc) connected before initial login, XP hangs for ~90
seconds before displaying the desktop and icons.
With the network connection disabled or unplugged, login takes less than 20
seconds.
Does anyone know of a way in Windows to decrease this delay?
Thanks