Inactive [InActive] windows taking long time to boot

hi nice u gave me so many options whozyourdady. i'll surely try them. i can buy bitdefender online know and get a cd shipped to my home. thanks again for the tips. will try them by next wk in my holidays.

 

hi noahdfear, i have mailed u new log as u had asked for. also coz u have been following my comp problem and i have posted logs of my comp to u, would like to ask u which of the tips suggested by whozyourdaddy can be really of help to me.

 

Just got your latest BootlogXP and it looks good to me. Under 2 minutes to fully load everything.

Recheck the items in msconfig that I had you uncheck then reboot. If startup is still normal, you have only to get an antivirus app installed. No harm in trying to reload AVG either. If it again causes a delayed startup, look for another antivirus app. If you're keen on purchasing, I'd recommend the Kaspersky Internet Security suite.

 

ok thanks. acctually those things u had asked me to uncheck are already checked. meaning this log i sent is with those 9 items checked

 

which antivirus can i use for free? avg/avast home edi? i had lots of prob with free edi of bitdefender with similar slowing down of comp etc.

 

Avast, Avira, AVG, Comodo, PC Tools - they all have freeware versions.

 

hey am glad 2 b of some assistance.

just like to say im using eset nod32 antivirus at mo and not really had much of a problem.. and i think it has smallest footprint on ram usage than other antiviruses. and i think these antiviruses add delay 4 bootin up cuz of sum boot sector scan. which you can easily turn of with eset.

Also i think if you clean hard drive and registry errors then defrag both you'll see some sorta boost in speed. hopefully you'l get round to some of the options i laid out 4 ya because i think it wil help speed up ya system.

let me know how things go.. but like i say its best to backup system b4 hand incase some random problem occurs.. good luck