VERY CURIOUS Intel RPO/100 VE Bootup Delay Problem

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Ok, my computer has a 1 minute delay after startup. The comp does not freeze, but many programs do not work during this time and when I go to 'MY COMPUTER', it is searching for missing files. Now, with the help of my genius uncle, I figured out the problem. (FYI, I VENE INSTALLED A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT VERSION OF XP THAN I HAVE AND FORMATTED MY HARD DRIVE AND STILL HAD THIS PROBLEM!!!) So, the problem is that my computer delays for 1minute immeaditly after startup because it is searching for some files DIRECTLY related to the program: 'Intel PRO/100 VE'. Also, after this 1minute period, everything is COMPLEATLY fine. If I remove this program, it is fine, no delay waht so ever. I have tried intalling supplements for this program and versions from the internet, but it is always the same. Plus, without this program, I CANT CONNECT TO THE INTERNET!!!! THIS THING IS SERIOUSLY PISSING ME OFF!!! SOMEBODY HELP ME!!!!!!!!
 
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This is I believe a network card which 'may' only be supported in win98


JB said:
Ok, my computer has a 1 minute delay after startup. The comp does not
freeze, but many programs do not work during this time and when I go to 'MY
COMPUTER', it is searching for missing files. Now, with the help of my
genius uncle, I figured out the problem. (FYI, I VENE INSTALLED A
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT VERSION OF XP THAN I HAVE AND FORMATTED MY HARD DRIVE
AND STILL HAD THIS PROBLEM!!!) So, the problem is that my computer delays
for 1minute immeaditly after startup because it is searching for some files
DIRECTLY related to the program: 'Intel PRO/100 VE'. Also, after this
1minute period, everything is COMPLEATLY fine. If I remove this program, it
is fine, no delay waht so ever. I have tried intalling supplements for this
program and versions from the internet, but it is always the same. Plus,
without this program, I CANT CONNECT TO THE INTERNET!!!! THIS THING IS
SERIOUSLY PISSING ME OFF!!! SOMEBODY HELP ME!!!!!!!!
 
M

MAP

-----Original Message-----
Ok, my computer has a 1 minute delay after startup. The
comp does not freeze, but many programs do not work
during this time and when I go to 'MY COMPUTER', it is
searching for missing files. Now, with the help of my
genius uncle, I figured out the problem. (FYI, I VENE
INSTALLED A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT VERSION OF XP THAN I
HAVE AND FORMATTED MY HARD DRIVE AND STILL HAD THIS
PROBLEM!!!) So, the problem is that my computer delays
for 1minute immeaditly after startup because it is
searching for some files DIRECTLY related to the
program: 'Intel PRO/100 VE'. Also, after this 1minute
period, everything is COMPLEATLY fine. If I remove this
program, it is fine, no delay waht so ever. I have tried
intalling supplements for this program and versions from
the internet, but it is always the same. Plus, without
this program, I CANT CONNECT TO THE INTERNET!!!! THIS
THING IS SERIOUSLY PISSING ME OFF!!! SOMEBODY HELP
ME!!!!!!!!
 
M

MAP

-----Original Message-----
Ok, my computer has a 1 minute delay after startup. The
comp does not freeze, but many programs do not work
during this time and when I go to 'MY COMPUTER', it is
searching for missing files. Now, with the help of my
genius uncle, I figured out the problem. (FYI, I VENE
INSTALLED A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT VERSION OF XP THAN I
HAVE AND FORMATTED MY HARD DRIVE AND STILL HAD THIS
PROBLEM!!!) So, the problem is that my computer delays
for 1minute immeaditly after startup because it is
searching for some files DIRECTLY related to the
program: 'Intel PRO/100 VE'. Also, after this 1minute
period, everything is COMPLEATLY fine. If I remove this
program, it is fine, no delay waht so ever. I have tried
intalling supplements for this program and versions from
the internet, but it is always the same. Plus, without
this program, I CANT CONNECT TO THE INTERNET!!!! THIS
THING IS SERIOUSLY PISSING ME OFF!!! SOMEBODY HELP
ME!!!!!!!!
.
Try running the new hardware wizard XP might have some
default drivers for your nic.
 

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