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post Jan 6 2005, 02:05 PM
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I'm at work and they just surprised me with a brand spanking new PC! Only problem is its XP. I know Nadda about XP yet. I’m hardcore for Win 98 and Win2K.

Well my win 98 and Win2K machines logged into the network in under 2 minutes, from hitting the power to being able to access network. This XP machine is Super fast loading but takes like 5-10 mins to Login! Should this be?

Is there anything a Normal Login (non Admin) can do to speed it up?
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post Jan 6 2005, 05:35 PM
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I know that may not be the answer you are looking for, but...

XP does take quite a bit to load up initially. You may see that it will actually speed up to a certain extent after you restart the computer a few times. XP has many more programs that are being loaded up compared to older versions. There are a few things you can do to help out a little. Of Course, system specs would help out here, including the amount of RAM. I have experienced first hand that XP is considerably better with at least 512 MG. Minimum is 256 and it can run with this, but more is definately better.


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post Jan 7 2005, 08:18 AM
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Thanks for reply

After many reboots still takes 5-10 minutes

Woops Yeah kinda forgot to put them hysterical.gif
XP SP2
System Properties shows (if its true I donno)
AMD Sempron 2200+ 1.49GHz
768MB RAM

Was doing some research last night. read somewhere that there is a uneeded Protocol that slows XP login down. But there was no mention on which protocol it is
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