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  1. leof
    This definitely is the solution. Thanks a lot for your help Andre.
  2. leof
    Hi Andre, My monitor (Samsung SyncMaster 172x) has two inputs: digital (DVI) and analog (VGA). I always had it connected through the digital input. Because of the startup delays I now have it connected through the analog input. So far it seems to have solved the problem but I will test this some more days. I will let you know the results. If this happen to be the definite solution, I wonder why. Leo
  3. leof
    Hi Andre, Discovered something: when I typed my password while the screen was black, nothing happened at first. But when finally my monitor lit up, the desktop was displayed in stead of the logon screen! First thing I now did was replace the monitor cable. But maybe it's a monitor problem. I have a spare one so I will go on to experiment. I will keep you informed how this develops. In the mean time I thank you for your attention! Leo
  4. leof
    Why should I? Nothing has changed.
  5. leof
    I don't have any USB 3.0 device connected to any USB 3.0 port. I ran WinSAT, but I already had the Superfetch service disabled. I will test booting and resuming time again. AutoLogon did not make any difference.
  6. leof
    I will try AutoLogon and report the results. I use a domain logon. I also inform you that a reboot doesn't take much time. Resume after Standby (not hybernate) doesn't take a long time either. Unless the Standby mode has been for a longer period, i.e. more than an hour or so. In that case the resume would take several minutes.
  7. leof
    Thanks for looking into this! I enter the password as soon as the Welcome screen displays. It stays black for minutes before that.
  8. leof
    Can someone please have a look at this tracefile: Tracefile I have an SSD installed and disabled various services: search, prefetch, hybernate etc. Thanks a lot! Edit: Forgot to tell this PC is part of a domain.
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