Slow Windows loading, brand new computer

Frank619

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ASUS M2N-E SLI AM2 NVIDIA nForce 500 SLI MCP ATX AMD Motherboard
Western Digital Caviar SE WD1600AAJB 160GB 7200 RPM IDE Ultra ATA100 Hard Drive
CORSAIR XMS2 1GB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Desktop Memory Model CM2X1024-6400 (1 stick)
BFG Tech BFGE86256GTOC2FE GeForce 8600GT 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported
RAIDMAX AURORA RX-580F ATX12V 580Watts Power Supply


Fresh install of windows, just formated and all that good stuff. Pretty much when I get to the windows loading area, it takes about 5min to load windows. I know this cant be right since my old POS with a BFG 6600gt takes about 20 sec. ANY help plzzzzzzzzzzz this im about ready to punch my computer! haha.

Thanks
Frankie

 

z_dori

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this is realted to the drivers load timing... i have it too...
i didn't found any solution other than reinstalling win.....
 

g-paw

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Try running Eusing Registry Cleaner and CClean in Safe Mode and defrag. Also check in msconfig and see what you can stop from starting up
 

huron

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Also search about stopping unnecessary windows services (run:services.msc) and stop some items you don't need from loading. There are tons of services that take up time that you won't need.
 

g-paw

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This is a really good program for stopping processes and programs from starting.
http://www.answersthatwork.com/
 

tlmck

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Also go into BIOS and switch the boot order to HD 1st, CD ROM 2nd.

If you have a way to do it, such as a DVM, I would also check the stability of the power supply. Raidmax is not known for qualit. You could also go into BIOS and watch the voltage there to see if it fluctuates a lot.

A flaky power supply can cause a computer to do strange things.
 

systemlord

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I just finished a clean install of Windows XP after a BAD virus attack and before I installed my NVidia, X-Fi drivers Windows loaded much faster. After I installed my NVidia/X-Fi drivers it loaded a bit slower which is normal.
 

DarkSlade

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To fix this problem you should go to start run:msconfig then in this window you should go to BOOT.INI and unclick pretty much everything to do with any program you use on your computer because this gives a longer time to load and as well other things but make shure you know what your clicking on( if you dont know search them on google) because if you get rid of some things your computer wont start correctly. As well you can try the BIOS setting with HDD first and CD/DVD second. As well make shure when you start your computer there is no disk or somthing like that in your computer as well because that will slow the start time too.

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