slow to boot

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quinn

I have windows xp and ran the windows update. Now it
takes at least 60 seconds for word, excell and like
programs to boot. What happened? How can I fix it?
 
The problem is with crl.verisign.com and is exacerbated if
you have Norton Anti-Virus installed. This problem should
clear up in a couple of days when Verisign deals with the
problem (DNS table entries pointing off into empty ether.)

In the mean time, this is what you can do to fix it
temporarily:

(Warning: this fix applies only if you have an active
internet connection. If you are experiencing these slow-
downs without being connected to the internet (dial-in,
DSL, cable, etc.) then the problem is most likely
something else and you shouldn't try this fix.)

Open your control panel and switch to classic view.
Open "Internet Options" and select the "Advanced" tab.
Scroll to the bottom of the list and uncheck "Check for
publisher's certificate revocation." Press "Apply"
and "Ok" and then reboot.

Everything should work much, much more quickly now. You
should re-enable the "Check for publisher's certificate
revocation" in a couple of days once Verisign gets its
problems worked out.
 
this has happened to me. i have a 4 day old lap top. very fast machine. used to start up in less that 30 seonds. now after installing the direct X 9 update it takes ages to start
 
for first 3 days everything was fine. i have installed other software including works suite 2004 and microsoft updates. since then it takes ages to start up. is ths the same problem as quinn or is mine different. how can i make my laptop start quickly again. do i need to unistall somethin
 
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