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John Korsnes
This is a startup-problem.
I use windows XP - professional,
and MSN 6.0.
I've always had my PC on a network-internet connection,
now its connected through ADSL, so im still kind of using
a network-connection. But when now using ADSL I experience
a 30second delay after getting in to the windows XP. This
comes after i've chosen my specific user in my XP-startup
(administrator-user).
My first thought was that it maybe had something to do
with my MSN, since this did not load til after the 30sec
delay. I also read both
msnmsgr.exe
msmsgs.exe
in my Tastlist. It also happens that when I do get
connected to the internet after delay, i get a message
that i'm being logged out at my msn, because i've logged
in at another location. Something that implies that i'm
running double MSN - something i cant really see i am
doing from the taskbar/tray.
After removing MSN from my startup with msconfig, i still
got the same 30sec delay, so i'm not really sure this is
the source of the problem.
I've never had multiple users on my XP-setup before, can
this -with me having a new internetconnection - have
anything to do with this annoying delay?
I know i could try removing users, but i want to be
absolutely sure before i have to delete or make drastic
changes to the setup of my pc..
Can you help?
I use windows XP - professional,
and MSN 6.0.
I've always had my PC on a network-internet connection,
now its connected through ADSL, so im still kind of using
a network-connection. But when now using ADSL I experience
a 30second delay after getting in to the windows XP. This
comes after i've chosen my specific user in my XP-startup
(administrator-user).
My first thought was that it maybe had something to do
with my MSN, since this did not load til after the 30sec
delay. I also read both
msnmsgr.exe
msmsgs.exe
in my Tastlist. It also happens that when I do get
connected to the internet after delay, i get a message
that i'm being logged out at my msn, because i've logged
in at another location. Something that implies that i'm
running double MSN - something i cant really see i am
doing from the taskbar/tray.
After removing MSN from my startup with msconfig, i still
got the same 30sec delay, so i'm not really sure this is
the source of the problem.
I've never had multiple users on my XP-setup before, can
this -with me having a new internetconnection - have
anything to do with this annoying delay?
I know i could try removing users, but i want to be
absolutely sure before i have to delete or make drastic
changes to the setup of my pc..
Can you help?