MagicAndre1981

I know, I do this to get the old NTBackup reader working on a German Windows7. The NTBackup Reader update checks for English MUI. that's why I expand the Sp1 and install the Sp1 package of RSAT

thanks for the Feedback. I'm aware that DISM is the current version, I prefer the classic tools. Sounds strange but ImageX is faster compared to DISM. So i stay at the old tools. I tested the last linked hotfix and it works:

the way you upgrade to Prof makes no difference how much RAM the Professional can use.

ok. And do you see an improvement?

contact the MS support if you can repro the crash.

Microsoft released the Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1) now. Download and install the Update. If you already applied my Workaround, you can install the Update, I tried it and can't find any issue with installing the new RSAT update. This post was provided as a workaround. Don't use it any longer!!!!!!!! Get the Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1) and use this new installer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When you try to install the RSAT on Windows7 Sp1 you get this error: MS documented this here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2517239/en-us I found a workaround which was censored at the MS Blogs, so I post it here: 1. step: extract the x86fre_GRMRSAT_MSU.msu to a folder like D:\RSAT 2. step Run this expand command to extract the CAB: expand -f:* "D:\RSAT\Windows6.1-KB958830-x86.cab" "D:\RSAT\expand" 3. Step Download the Windows 7 Sp1 4. Run the following command: windows6.1-KB976932-X86.exe /X:D:\Sp1 to extract the Sp1 to D:\Sp1 5. run this expand -f:* "D:\Sp1\windows6.1-KB976932-X86.cab" "D:\RSAT\sp1" to extract the Sp1 CAB to D:\RSAT\sp1. 6. Install the RSAT MUMs (look at at the taskmgr when the pkgmgr finished to run the next command) pkgmgr /ip /m:"D:\RSAT\expand\microsoft-windows-remoteserveradministrationtools-package~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~~6.1.7600.16385.mum" pkgmgr /ip /m:"D:\RSAT\expand\microsoft-windows-remoteserveradministrationtools-package~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~en-us~6.1.7600.16385.mum" (replace the en-us MUM with the languages you have installed!) pkgmgr /ip /m:"D:\RSAT\expand\microsoft-windows-remoteserveradministrationtools-package-minilp~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~en-us~6.1.7600.16385.mum" (replace the en-us MUM with the languages you have installed!) pkgmgr /ip /m:"D:\RSAT\Sp1\microsoft-windows-remoteserveradministrationtools-package~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~~6.1.7601.17514.mum" 7. Reboot (if needed) and open "Turn Windows Features on or Off" and activate the RSAT Tools you want. Enjoy the RSAT Tools in Windows 7 Sp1 until MS provides an Sp1 compatible Update in April. For a x64 Windows, replace x86 with amd64.

ok, so ReadyBoost is stopped. run services.msc, go to the ReadyBoost service, double click on the entry and set the start type to automatic

I can't see anything from the log. The sleep/resuming is fast, but the complete trace takes over 60s. But I don't see where the gap is. But you use Windows 7 + GDR updates. Try to install the Sp1 which includes nearly 800fixes for Windows 7. So try if it makes a difference.

Is the service ReadyBoost set to automatic? Set the value to 3 like shown here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefetcher#Configuration To start defrag from command prompt simply run defrag C: /v Does this work or also fails. Can you post the xbootmgr.log here?

please upload the etl file (zip it first, to reduce the size!)

Have you renamed or deleted the defrag exe? can you run the defrag tool from the command line?

not really. Does it also happen in CleanBoot without any 3rd party tools/services?

have you disabled the Windows defrag tool? Don't use Registry cleaners and such useless tools like TuneUp.

do the Reverse Integration which is supported by MS. Accept it or get the errors.

Have you tried to set the value here? HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop is it copied to new the new accounts?

the integration is unofficial and not supported, so why do you wonder about issue?

<interval name="ZeroHiberFile" startTime="13543" endTime="85205" duration="71661" /> you also enabled the option to Clear the page file at shutdown. Disable the option.

I know that there is a new version and I use it. I keeped this version here, because there is no alternative download link. The VS2010 Kit is still not updated. Some users have issues with the Web installer and they don't want to or can't download the new SDK ISO. Both tools use the Windows Kernel functions, so I can't understand why the new version work better.

When you run with standard user rights, this doesn't work, because only admin have the 2 tokens. You can select "Run whether the user is logged on or not" and pick the admin account. With this you can run programs, but you don't see the GUI. So this is only helpful for background tasks.

can you explain this? Have you compared the timings from the XML ? it is still too long. Make a full trace: zip the boot_BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER_1.etl and share the zip to me.

run a cmd file with the task scheduler which runs all other setup files.

what are your hardware specs? 80s is still a bit too slow.

ok, thanks for the feedback

the symcache files are created from the debug data to display the fuction name in the xperfview summary tables. I looked at the files and I don't have the knowledge to see the cause of the spikes contact the Microsoft support for better help

wininit.exe has a service time of 60seconds, but no disk IO I have never seen this. This causes the slow NTShutdown time: <interval name="NtShutdownSystem" startTime="8014" endTime="78417" duration="70402" /> I have no idea how to fix this.