RE: Windows slow to load and ultra slow to shut-down
- From: "Helge" <Helge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 09:48:02 -0700
Hi, Sam.
Which services do you really need ... it depends.
>From what you posted, you're in some sort of network.
For a hint on what you need, try looking up the dependencies in
services.msc. Then determine which basic services are needed to communicate
in the network; probably the net admin will know.
More often than not about half of the services can be disabled, then.
Then, try this: try moving files that are not personal & do not belong to a
software installed to a disk away from the boot drive. Empty the bin & inet
cache. Defrag the dard disk about 3 - 4 times until there are large chunks of
free space. Then set Virtual mem to 'fixed' at the win recommended size (or a
bit more). Download BootVis from microsoft & run it.
Probably now the sys will run smoother now.
Helge.
"Sammy Smith" wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to figure out what programs or services associated with
> programs causes my Windows XP to be sluggish (which I suspect is the
> cause) during start up and shut down/restart. Also when accessing the
> start menu, very slow to expand sub categories.
> Below is a list of services and start up programs, any suggestions to
> deny start up or/and services to stop?
> TIA! (sorry for the lenghty list)
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