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Slow Startup MsConfig

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by naughtyboy, 2003/05/31.

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  1. 2003/05/31
    naughtyboy

    naughtyboy Inactive Thread Starter

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    2 PC 1.5MHZ and 2.0MHZ
    Problem: Both PC booth up more then 1 min. Recall when i first install Win Xp, it was very fast

    Try to Slove: I backup my 1.5MHZ PC and format and reinstall my winXp on that PC. WOW, i really booth fast. I copy what the setting in msconfig of 1.5MHZ by unclick startup, close anti-virus. Uninstall my sound card . But my 2.0MHZ still cannot booth faster then new reinstall win XP. Is that anymore thing to do beside msconfig.

    By the way, how to check my computer is FSB 333 , 533 or 800???
     
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    Newt

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    Does the slow boot one run fine when it is started and just take a long time to boot?

    Also, I don't understand "By the way, how to check my computer is FSB 333 , 533 or 800" so if you could explain.
     
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  4. 2003/06/01
    PeteC

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    FSB - Front Side Bus ??

    If you want to check out what your FSB is, download AIDA32 and go to Motherboard tab - here you will find detail of the FSB speed.

    I doubt you will see any real difference in the boot speed of 1.5 and 2.0 m/c's - more than likely the disk access speed is not the same on each and if the start up progs are different on each then times will not be the same.

    A clean install of XP will boot very fast - as soon as you install programs which have a function which is added to the start up list the speed starts to slow - don't worry about it!
     
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