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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: India
Posts: 11
OS: Win XP SP2
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Windows startup slowed down after installing broadband
hi,
I use Windows XP SP2. Before installing the broadband modem Windows XP used to boot very fast ie ~30 seconds. but after plugging in the broad band modem the boot up time increased to around 2 minutes. I am 100% sure that there are no malwares in my PC as i had formatted my PC a week back, and i have McAfee and AdAware running on my PC. Even if i remove all 3rd party apps like antivirus/antispy from the startup, the startup time still remains slow. Here's the list of my startup apps ![]() This is not causing any problems but i am just curious to know, Is this delay in startup due to the modem setting up a connection? Thanks for the help.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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OS: XP SP2 - Ubuntu Server 6.06LTS - Ubuntu Desktop 7.04
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Re: Windows startup slowed down after installing broadband
Are you using this modem as a USB device? or is it connected straight to your Ethernet Port (some call it just a Network Port) for DHCP (Getting the IP address from your ISP)?
If you are using it through Ethernet, you may wish to get a hardware firewall/router solution . Have that device act between you and your internet connection. This has several advantages, the main one (for you) being a faster DHCP assignment (which will minimize boot time). If you are using it as a USB device, uninstall the drivers for it, and redo as above... Last edited by DragonCairn; 09-27-2007 at 07:04 AM. Reason: forgot to mention about USB |
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