MagicAndre1981

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You mean Superfetch. You can disable the Service but this slows down the PC (boot process, switching between apps, application start)

Ms finished the Sp1 in November. The Buildnumber is 7601.17514.win7sp1_rtm.101119-1850. I saw this because the first hotfixes are out which apply to Windows 7 RTM and Sp1. The request page also states SP2 as milestone. Now lets wait for the Release and the integrated ISOs to be released on Technet/MSDN. Later edit: Microsoft released the Update KB976902 on WindowsUpdate which is needed to install the Sp1. It also proves that Windows 7 Sp1 is done and the version number is:

set the service starttyp to "manual - on demand" . Create a Task with the Taskscheduler which starts the service (command: C:\Windows\System32\net.exe, parameter start LanmanWorkstation) and run it on demand when you need the file sharing/network drives. I've explained this here in detail: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=135472

can you remove MSE 2.0 and try it again? My guess is the MSE service"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client\Antimalware\NisSrv.exe" cause it.

thanks, Happy New Year, too. I check the logs now. yes, really cool improvement

Vista Sp2 is currently the most stable and robust Windows.

xbootmgr waits 120s to let your Windows become idle. This didn't happen on your Windows. So you still have a lot of application in your startup folder/Run keys. Add the parameter -postBootDelay 300 to set the post boot capture time to 5minutes. nisrv = Microsoft Security Essentials. Do you use version 1 or 2? To see more details, run Process Monitor, enable boot logging and now run the xbootmgr command from here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=140247 After booting to the desktop, run ProcesMonitor again and stop the logging and write it into a PML file. Now stop the xbootmgr trace, zip both files and upload them. So I can look into the PML to see what the service is doing while it hangs.

disable all 3rd party services and tools and try it again.

is the Superfetch service running?

Use Firebird. It can handle TB in size and is completely free.

Merry Christmas

VirtualBox 4.0.0 (released 2010-12-22) Changelog: Download: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

rerun the commands if you think your Windows slowed down because of the Installation of new WindowsUpdates

ok, so the USB drive was the cause for the USBport issue. Nice to hear that it is fixed now. which SCSI devices do you use? Have you updated the Audio drivers?

ok, I always run the commands from a cmd prompt which points to a different path. Start cmd.exe and run cd\ ENTER MD TEMP ENTER CD TEMP ENTER MD xbootmgr ENTER CD xbootmgr ENTER run the commands there.

I have no idea. Contact the MS Support. the driver is very important. Have you made a new trace? is the driver still the cause?

where is the etl stored? Do you have writing permissions in the folder?

are you using the latest BIOS? What is your power plan setting?

now the Network Location Awareness service starts fast. I think you can't optimize the boot more. Install all Windows programs and at the end run the optimization again.

can you upload the trace file (zip it first), please?

it doesn't make a difference. Boottime is the same.I can see in both that the service NlaSvc (Network Location Awareness service - http://blogs.technet.com/b/networking/archive/2010/09/08/network-location-awareness-nla-and-how-it-relates-to-windows-firewall-profiles.aspx) takes long to start. Can you run Process Monitor, enable boot logging and run the xbootmgr command? after booting, start Process Monitor again and save the data into a PML file. Zip the etl und the PML file and upload both.

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I also have missed some replies because they don't show correctly in the new post list. That's why I subscribe to my topics now to be notified per mail when a user replies.

I don't like the guide. The criticism of TheAnonymous are correct. You can try both guides (my and his) and make 2 boot traces (), generate the XML files and compare the results.