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Dima Safonov

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Jul 7, 2001, 2:18:23 PM7/7/01
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When I startup Windows XP, it takes an EXTREMELY long amount of time to
load. It loads up some programs - ICQ, AOL loader, Encarta QuickDefine, and
AIM, but before loading MSN Messenger, it freezes for about 1 minute. No
hard drive activity. You can click and run things on the dekstop, but the
systray is COMPLETELY FROZEN. So is the taskbar and start menu. After a
minute or so, hard disk activity goes back up, MSN messenger and company
loads, and the taskbar is operational again. But no, its not MSN Messenger!
I disabled it, I deleted the MSN messenger file (well, renamed it, anyhow)
and I have come to the conclusion that its some background task. I was
thinking it may be the Apache service, but this problem was occuring
earlier. I am also having shut-down problems, but it appears those are SB
Live related.

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Dima Safonov

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Jul 7, 2001, 6:33:03 PM7/7/01
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Disregard. Problem solved.


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news.microsoft.com

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Jul 7, 2001, 6:44:28 PM7/7/01
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YEA HOW?

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Dima Safonov

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Jul 7, 2001, 7:03:12 PM7/7/01
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Apparently, AOL's 'WAN adapter' was causing the problem. Removing this
adapter fixed the problem.
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Ratdog

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Jul 8, 2001, 12:00:20 PM7/8/01
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Try going into the system settings to the hardware configuration area
there is a delay for the hardware configuration profile. I think it
defaults to 30 seconds, just change it to something more reasonable,
like 1 second if you have only one profile

On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 14:18:23 -0400, "Dima Safonov" <di...@home.com>
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