Re: Vista 64 slooow application launch


CADdaddy;870810 Wrote:
After the SP1 install now all application launches (MS Outlook,
browsers, all applications) can take 5-20 seconds to launch, which is
absolutely nutty! If I cycle superfetch from 3 to 0 and back to 3 the
applications will open quick (normal) for a little bit and then it
regresses back to 20 second delays.

Would defragging maybe help?

Do things open Ok in safemode?

You might try the system configuration utility- selective startup to
see if you could discover any problems? Help is available in the
utility.


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