takes >60 secs after system start to establish network connect

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Steve Richter

each time I boot my Vista PC the system is very slow to establish a
connection to the network. How do I go about troubleshooting this
problem?

I have a SOHO network config. One Vista PC, one W2K3 server on the
network. Verizon supplied FIOS router gets me on the internet. The
network runs great once it is connected.

When I click diagnose and repair on the network icon the result is a
"cant repair the problem" answer.

thanks,

-Steve
 
If this is from the time you press the start button,
You have a normal and faster start than most other Computers.
 
If this is from the time you press the start button,
You have a normal and faster start than most other Computers.
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the 60 second wait occurs after the PC is completely started and my
applications are launched.

this wait also often happens after the PC has been idle for > 1 hour
and put to sleep according to the Power Options.
 
HMMM,
Don't have an answer for you,

Jerry

Steve Richter said:
the 60 second wait occurs after the PC is completely started and my
applications are launched.

this wait also often happens after the PC has been idle for > 1 hour
and put to sleep according to the Power Options.
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[This followup was posted to
microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing and a copy was sent to
the cited author.]

each time I boot my Vista PC the system is very slow to establish a
connection to the network. How do I go about troubleshooting this
problem?

I have a SOHO network config. One Vista PC, one W2K3 server on the
network. Verizon supplied FIOS router gets me on the internet. The
network runs great once it is connected.

When I click diagnose and repair on the network icon the result is a
"cant repair the problem" answer.
Click to expand...

Are you using DHCP? If so, try setting fixed addresses and see if that
helps.
 
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