Startup

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Gene said:
XP startup now take minutes as opposed to seconds---what
could be the problem?

Does the startup lengthening occur before or after the desktop first
appears?

If after, check out what you have running at startup. You can launch
MSCONFIG from a Run box and check the Startup tab, or look at this site:
http://aumha.org/win5/a/loads.htm

Another thing to check is network connections. A failed network connection
trying to be made will keep retrying for about 3 minutes before it times
out.

You can also use MSCONFIG to have Windows create a boot log at startup, then
examine this for delays.

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