MagicAndre1981

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Other users had the USB issues with older nForce chipsets, too. The solution was to add a new PCI(E) USB2 adapter card to the PC and disable the USb ports from the motherboard.

Which settings have you applied? Is the EnablePrefetcher value set to 3?

@surfer2124 nice to hear that this guide helped you to find the cause

open the command prompt with admin rights and run this: sfc /scannow and lok if it detects damaged files /registry settings. if it doeesn't fix it run process monitor in background and look which registry key causes the message and add the permissions to your user.

try this hotfix: KB975777 - There is a delay when you shut down, restart, or log off a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2

SCSIport and ATAport.sys are HDD drivers. Are you using the latest drivers for your ASUS motherboard? dxgkrnl.sys = DirectX driver which is used for Aero Glass. Are you using the latest ATI/AMD Catalyst driver?

the Indexer casues the issue: Process Name, Process, Stack, Count, Time (s), Cpu, Count: Sampled Profile System, System (4), [Root], 8652, , , 8652 , , |- ntkrpamp.exe!PspSystemThreadStartup, 8496, , , 8496 , , | |- ntkrpamp.exe!ExpWorkerThread, 8232, , , 8232 , , | | |- syscache.sys!ScpInitializationWorker, 7969, , , 7969 , , | | | syscache.sys!ScpInitializeCache, 7969, , , 7969 , , | | | |- ntkrpamp.exe!ZwLoadKeyEx, 7968, , , 7968 , , | | | | ntkrpamp.exe!KiFastCallEntry, 7968, , , 7968 , , | | | | ntkrpamp.exe!NtLoadKeyEx, 7968, , , 7968 , , | | | | ntkrpamp.exe!CmLoadKey, 7968, , , 7968 , , | | | | |- ntkrpamp.exe!CmpCmdHiveOpen, 7967, , , 7967 syscache.sys = discache.sys = System Indexer/Cache Driver I don't know why the driver opens registry hives. How large is your Index? reduce the size of the indexed locations. You can also run Process Monitor in background and look which registry values are being read all the time.

I've asked cluberti about the error. lets wait what he tells us.

try it out. If it wasn't the cause you can install it again.

this maybe the cause. @Kingdutch try Avira AntiVir or Avast!

sorry, I overlooked your reply. I can see that your HDD is completely busy. COMODO slows down your PC dramatically. Remove COMODO and run the optimization again.

I'm also using the 2nd admin account which is created during setup ad it works fine. Do you use a firewall/AV software?

Windows Error 0x00001069 - 4201 The instance name passed was not recognized as valid by a WMI data provider. ERROR_WMI_INSTANCE_NOT_FOUND Have you modified the WMI settings?

contact the Native Instruments support about this.

your nonpaged pool is used too much: NonPagedPool Usage: 65534 ( 262136 Kb) NonPagedPool Max: 65536 ( 262144 Kb) I can't see which tag is causing it: So you have to download the Debugger and enable the the option "Enable pool tagging" or run this: gflags /r +ptg now create a new dump, compres the dump with 7-zip (http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzip/files/7-Zip/9.20/) as 7z file with ULTRA compression and upload it to mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/ André Why are all those is360.exe running? Do you need this program? If not remove it.

you're welcome. @lisll your Windows boots in 70s to the desktop and is finished in 95seconds: bootDoneViaExplorer="69345" bootDoneViaPostBoot="105645" the WinlogonInit and ExplorerInit are slow. I selected the ExplorerInit Phase and looked at the DiskIO because your HDD is busy this time. I saw that this WPF app: GfxUI.exe is causing a huge IO access. Your ST9500325AS is a 5400rpm drive so it is not the fastest drive. From what I see this exe is part of your Intel graphic drivers. But I doubt that you use the Intel HD graphics which is part of your Intel i5 CPU (Intel® HD Graphics (Core i5)). I would prefer the NVIDIA GeForce GT 335M . So you should be able to use msconfig.exe dsiabel the GfxUI.exe entry. Also some ASUS apps/services use the HDD a bit too much. Try to disable as much as you can and run the optimization from here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=140262 André

you use an OEM SB version and the license should be ok. In German forums some users had this too yesterday with an OEM SB version. So maybe the activation/genuine server had an issue. btw, this was the same link I gave you. I included the link in the MGADiag.

redownload the MGATool. the output says version 1.5, but it should be version 1.9

the USBport driver is the cause. Which USB devices do you use? Have you installed all motherboard drivers?

please open regedit.exe and go to this key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion make a screenshot and post this picture here.

I don't understand why it shows "Unsupported OS" Which Windows 7 edition do you use?

I need all. This is not the complete log.

install WPT on Windows 7 and xcopy the complete WPT folder to XP and run the command without the -stackwalk option.

please run Microsoft Genuine Diagnostics Tool (MGADiag). Inside the tool click "Copy" and paste the output here.