Slow startup after login screen

Hi,
I run a Pavilion dv9530eb since september and I've always had a slow
startup after the loginscreen & entering password. Everyone I know with
a vista home premium can startup faster then me, but its still liveable
(it doens't take ages, but long enough to make me wonder).
The only thing I can do is to gaze at a black screen untill it my
desktop appears. I'm capable of crtl-shift-esc 'ing to show task manager
and it shows little activity (i can't show processes of all users).
'[image: http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5775/naamloosde5.th.jpg]'
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Anyone an idea what's causing this?

Sys: Vista Home Premium sp1 (sp1 didn't bring any improvement
concerning this)
T7300, 8400M GS , 2048mb, 2x 160GB 5400rpm


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Bouncing Bullet

Bouncing Bullet;699805 Wrote:
> Hi,
> I run a Pavilion dv9530eb since september and I've always had a slow
> startup after the loginscreen & entering password. Everyone I know with
> a vista home premium can startup faster then me, but its still liveable
> (it doens't take ages, but long enough to make me wonder).
> The only thing I can do is to gaze at a black screen untill it my
> desktop appears. I'm capable of crtl-shift-esc 'ing to show task manager
> and it shows little activity (i can't show processes of all users).
> '[image:
> http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5775/naamloosde5.th.jpg]'
> (http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5...loosde5.th.jpg) (\"http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5775/naamloosde5.th.jpg\")
>
>
> Anyone an idea what's causing this?
>
> Sys: Vista Home Premium sp1 (sp1 didn't bring any improvement
> concerning this)
> T7300, 8400M GS , 2048mb, 2x 160GB 5400rpm

Hi Bouncing Bullet,

You might check your startup programs to see how many you have loading
and remove the ones you do not want or need. Step 8 in this tutorial
will show you how, plus the other options will help improve the
performance more too.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/81...nce-vista.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn


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Brink

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@ brink: thanks for replying, but it seems that it was the service
mentioned above causing the delay. I found out that it is used by hp for
additional media-options and from reason there are no driversolutions
(woohoo for custumorsupport). Setting the service startuptype to
disabled does the trick.
thanks again


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Bouncing Bullet

<<Why isn't there an apart Vista-mode for games, with less processes and
applications???>>

Your welcome Bouncing Bullet. I'm glad to hear that you found the one
causing the problems.

Shawn


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Brink

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