Re: Slow Startup
From: Tom Cahill (tomr.ptc_at_rogers.com)
Date: 01/27/04
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Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 15:19:32 GMT
I also would like to see the whole post but I can share an experience I just
had that could be similar. I migrated a Win2k DC to win2k3 and all the
clients were having problems logging in. Most were just slow, others got
messages the DC could not be contacted. The clients were primarily Dell
computers with Broadcom X440 NIC's. All I had to do was download the latest
drivers for the NIC. Disable the autosensing for 10/100 and re-create the
computer account, or have the computer re-join the domain. Afterwards I
re-enabled autosensing on the NIC and they are all fine. For the clients
without this NIC I just re-created the domain computer accounts. The
symptom I was getting was in event viewer on each client it was saying that
the computer or user account was not found and group policy processing had
been skipped. The error was from userenv.
"Joe Wu [MSFT]" <joewu@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Neil,
>
> Thank you for your post.
>
> Could you let me know the original post? I would like the check the
history
> of the troubleshooting. I also suggest that you following up this issue in
> the old thread becasue the engineers who responded to that post are more
> familar with this problem.
>
> If you prefer to work in this thread, I will be glad to be of assistance.
> Please let me know the following:
>
> I am not sure about the symptoms of "this has not solved by (up to) 2
> minute wait while the Local Area Connection icon and with it, access to
> files through Explorer loads up". Could you share more information with
me?
>
> Generally speaking, the startup delay issues may be related to some
> factors. For example, some devices drivers and applications may take a
long
> time to load all their components. Also, some network problems may cause
> domain group policy be applied slowly.
>
> To isolate the problems scope, I would like to suggest that we perform two
> tests:
>
> Test 1: Perform A Clean Boot:
>
> 1) Run "msconfig".
>
> 2) In the Services tab, click "Hide All Microsoft Services" and click
> "Disable All".
>
> 3) In the Startup tab, click "Disable All". Click OK. (This will
> temporarily prevent third-party programs from running automatically during
> start-up.)
>
> 4) Restart the computer. Does the slow startup still exist?
>
> 5) If it doesn't occur, please run msconfig.exe again.
>
> 6) In the startup and Services tabs, check the items one by one and
restart
> your computer to identify which item is the cause of this issue.
>
> (NOTE: To turn these services/programs back on, just run "msconfig.exe"
> again and click "Enable All" in the Services tab and the Startup tab.)
>
> Test 2: Start The System With Network Cable Unplugged:
>
> Please check if the problem still persists in this mode.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Regards,
> Joe Wu
> Product Support Services
> Microsoft Corporation
>
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> |From: "Neil" <me@home.com>
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> |Subject: Slow Startup
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> |I recently posted a problem regarding slow WinXP Pro startup.
> |
> |I received some advice to change (through gpedit.msc) the setting for:
> |
> |'Wait for network at computer startup and login' to disabled....
> |
> |Unfortunately this has not solved by (up to) 2 minute wait while the
Local
> |Area Connection icon and with it, access to files through Explorer loads
> up.
> |
> |Is there some other possible cause of startup delay (believe this is a
> |machine
> |dependant problem as others in the workgroup do not demonstrate this
> |behaviour) ?
> |
> |Many Thanks,
> |
> |Neil
> |
> |
> |
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