From: "Antti Kurenniemi" 

I've seen some Nokia WLAN cards cause long delays during startup, but only
on laptops. I'd look for faulty hardware first - maybe something isn't
responding, and XP is trying for a while before proceeding.


Antti Kurenniemi

"Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in
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> Hi,
>
> anyone had problems in WinXP boot startup process delay ?
> So, on one comp. I have a situation where boot process is in delay of
> about 70-75 seconds.
> I tryied Bootvis and found that there is no disk, i/o, CPU, processes,
> services, logon activity in that period. Only Idle() and nothing more.
>
> Well, under Init counters, found that this particulat period is devoted to
> Logon + Services (thats why this happens on screen where it shows Windows
> XP boot logo > actually, the time when Services are suppose to start up).
>
> I checked the drivers, services, processes (active, not active), shares to
> computers not existing, logon problems, network problems, dns, possible
> AD/LDP servers, workgroup settings, and cannot find any problems.
>
> Maybe a faulty hardware, but then again I could see i/o to driver, sleep,
> problem, error, anything.
>
> Any ideas ?
>
> Thank you,
>
>
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> M.
>

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