Windows Vista Boot degradation. 2-3 Warnings in event viewer

Fresh install of Vista Ultimate 64bit (I formated HD)

Prior to re-install, I would have very slow boot up times. I would look at the event view and I would have 5-6 warnings and 1 critical error duing boot up. I also got warning during shut down.

Now with fresh install (12hrs ago) I still get 2-3 warning about boot degradation and 1 warning about shut down.

How can I find out what these are to fix? Anybody know what or where to look?

 

You can get details about the event by double-clicking it.

 

Here is one


EventData

StartTime 2008-02-08T15:24:16.609Z
NameLength 12
Name LogonUI.exe
FriendlyNameLength 34
FriendlyName Windows Logon User Interface Host
VersionLength 39
Version 6.0.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
TotalTime 1439
DegradationTime 439
PathLength 32
Path C:\Windows\System32\LogonUI.exe
ProductNameLength 37
ProductName Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
CompanyNameLength 22
CompanyName Microsoft Corporation

 

In Event Viewer, I use the Event ID number to search at the MS Knowledgebase (http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1 ) or www.technet.com.

LoginUI.exe

You can change this logon method in Control Panel -> User Accounts. See if changing to another method has an effect.

Do you log onto different networks? Is a background program trying to connect to a network or the internet?

Check more event logs. As mentioned, don't concentrate on warnings. Errors and particularly "Criticals" may be worth investigating. My system has had 17 Warnings and 10 Errors in the past 7 days. I would only be concerned if there appeared to be a problem (I know a lot of those "Errors" relate to the system not being able to go into sleep mode at times).

Try the methods in "Run Selective Startup using System Configuration" in Help and Support.

Matt