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  1. MagicAndre1981
    I dumped the trace into a XML file and saw that reading and writing is slow. Do you really run the SSD in IDE mode? try AHCI.
  2. MagicAndre1981
    reading and writing the hibernation file is also terrible slow for you. Also try this update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2541014/en-us Does it make a difference?
  3. MagicAndre1981
    check this: Error 1935.An error occurred during the installation of assembly 'Microsoft.VC90.ATL,version http://support.microsoft.com/kb/970652
  4. MagicAndre1981
    Looks like MS (Sinofsky, Ballmer) can't accept that nobody wants their Metro-crap:
  5. MagicAndre1981
    no, modifying file is not possible. If you like this functions, install Win7 and use a Vista Themepack to get the Vista look: http://hameddanger.deviantart.com/art/Vista-Skin-Pack-1-0-X86-276809511 http://hameddanger.deviantart.com/art/Vista-Skin-Pack-1-0-X64-276809502
  6. MagicAndre1981
    Start the character map tool of Windows and copy and paste it to Word.
  7. MagicAndre1981
    Try to activate all offloading functions in the JMicron PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet driver options. But your slow AMD V140 Processor is the bottleneck. I also have high CPU usage when downloading files on my old Single Core laptop.
  8. MagicAndre1981
    you can use the new DISM commands (/Remove-ProvisionedAppxPackage) to remove Metro apps
  9. MagicAndre1981
    You're welcome
  10. MagicAndre1981
    first, install Java6 Update 31 and doing this go to "C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\" and run the javacpl.exe as admin: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/How-do-I-run-an-application-once-with-a-full-administrator-access-token Now your selection is stored and the updatechecker no longer runs.
  11. MagicAndre1981
    try this update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2541014/en-us maybe it helps.
  12. MagicAndre1981
    what about your Sp1 issue (high cpu usage)? :whistle: :whistle:
  13. MagicAndre1981
    which attached file? ok, nice find. I hope this is the fix
  14. MagicAndre1981
    no, this is nonsense and only causes dramatically IO traffic and improves NOTHING. Let Windows defrag the HDD when the PC is idle: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/e7/archive/2009/01/25/disk-defragmentation-background-and-engineering-the-windows-7-improvements.aspx yes, this is the only good advance., Use the taskscheduler to run it once per week: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/10705/how-to-schedule-disk-cleanup-in-windows-7-vista/
  15. MagicAndre1981
    no, I'm so happy with Vista/7 that I don't miss DOS/Win 3.11 or Win9x any longer.
  16. MagicAndre1981
    You're welcome.
  17. MagicAndre1981
    make a reboot trace, replace boot with rebootCycle in the command line and look at the difference. Maybe it is an network issue which causes the logon delay.
  18. MagicAndre1981
    You should also send this to Microsoft. Go to connect.microsoft.com, join the IE10 feedback, download the Feedback tool and install it on Windows 8 and tell MS the issue and send them the xbootmgr trace file. look at the "boot phases" graph and you see that SMSSInit/Session Int takes some time. In my first post I wrote that Windows loads all not boot relevant drivers and starts all not boot relevant devices. So make selection in the bootgraph that covers the delay, right click and select "clone selection". Go to the "Generic events" graph and make a rightclick in the highlighted area and make a rightclick and select "Summary table". Now expand the "Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-PnP" and under "DeviceStart" you can see that gap in the Time: To see which device it was, I opened the "System Configuration" under "Traces" and look in the PnP table and found which devices use those IDs: This was all I did. Took my 5 minutes @leof have you made a new trace?
  19. MagicAndre1981
    sorry, this was the reply to Victor (vicbyrd), not for you
  20. MagicAndre1981
    look like the USb 3.0 controller is the cause: Which device have you connected to this USb3.0 controller? Also, run WinSAT to calculate the Experience Index so that Superfetch is stopped. Currently the service runs which is not recommend for SSD drives.
  21. MagicAndre1981
    can you use Autologon from sysinternals and enter your account details + password to speed this up? Do you still see the delay? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963905 Do you sue a Domain account or local account?
  22. MagicAndre1981
    WinlogonInit takes too long (289seconds): + <interval name="WinlogonInit" startTime="10347" endTime="300105" duration="289757"> entering the password takes so long: so type in the password faster.
  23. MagicAndre1981
    1 thing I can see is that the service LANManagerService starts extremely SLOW. This is the service which you need to share files. Do you share files in your network? If not, set the starttype to "on demand/manual". Also, do you run the HDD and SSD in IDE or AHCI mode? If IDE change to AHCI.
  24. MagicAndre1981
    if Windows (Vista/7) boot slowly check this:
  25. MagicAndre1981
    from the trace I can see that the System process causes some high CPU usage and the causing function is: Run this: xbootmgr -trace boot -traceFlags BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER+LATENCY+DISPATCHER+PERF_COUNTER+PRIORITY+REGISTRY+FILE_IO+FILE_IO_INIT -stackWalk Profile+ProcessCreate+CSwitch+ReadyThread+Mark+ThreadCreate -resultPath C:\TEMP this captures some more data (CSwitch, ReadyThread, CPU usage, threadcreate). But you should still check the HDDs and your OCZ SSD. Also create a full back of the Systemdrive and install the 1.35 firmware, your 1.11 is a bit old: http://www.ocztechnology.com/ssd_tools/OCZ_Vertex_2,_Vertex_LE,_Agility_2/
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