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> Yep - Me Again, XP slow startup
Clueless
post Aug 3 2004, 07:11 PM
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Along with the win32 error it takes forever for the xp pro to log on. using peoplepc dialup and never had the problem before. don't have a lot of startup things so i don't know what to do. thanks... new custom built computer with 160 harddrive - Intel motherboard 865 - Intel processor - so this thing should be a little faster than it is...
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you candonwload this program to help the bootup times in xp


http://www.softpedia.com/public/cat/12/2/12-2-1.shtml


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Gentlemen, I have a Dell 4500 PC with Windows XP Home and SP-1, floppy disk,
CD-RW & DVD drives and 80GB hard drive. (70GB free). I have Norton Antivirus 2003 and Norton Ghost Image for backup.


Did you just put in a new hd?
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