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Driver Issue - Slow Loading - XP Pro Wifi hangs on boot up but loads perfect in safe mode

#31 User is online   cryptodan 

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Posted 21 February 2010 - 03:31 PM

View PostExplicit1, on Feb 21 2010, 07:00 PM, said:

Hey There...

Attached is my NEW autoruns.txt

I disabled most of my services and enabled what appeared to be needed. Please take a look when you get a chance and let me know if there is other services that I should have enabled. System no longer hangs on boot... Internet loads within seconds as before.

Thanks for all the help :thumbsup:

I will reinstall antivirus now.



Just keep a tab on the heat on your computer. What auto-runs did is probably only temporary due to it making your hard drive not work as much. If you notice these issues pop-up again then your issue is related to heat.

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Posted 21 February 2010 - 09:59 PM

Hey Cryptodan..

I see what you are saying. With the hard drive working less perhaps it is running cooler etc. I will clean as you suggested with air and try to make sure the fans are working correctly etc. I think the IRQ_LESS_THAN equal is for sure a heat related issue. I am not sure what type of heatsink is on the processor but I know that if I run the machine for a long period the mousepad becomes very hot and does not respond well. I do think that there was a service hanging on boot but not sure which one. If this problem comes back I will boot into the bios and check CPU temp and board temps etc.

Thanks for your time and help... :thumbsup:

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