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  1. MagicAndre1981
    capture a new trace with the wifi adpater disabled.
  2. MagicAndre1981
    http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/10130.root-causes-for-slow-boots-and-logons-sbsl.aspx You can alos try to do a bootlogging of ProcessMonitor: http://superuser.com/questions/594625/how-can-i-analyze-performance-issues-before-during-the-logon-process
  3. MagicAndre1981
    use the tool from codeplex and remove all Atheros drivers. Now Windows should not find any driver.
  4. MagicAndre1981
    loading the profile is slow.
  5. MagicAndre1981
    maybe Windows 7 includes a generic driver for your card, too.
  6. MagicAndre1981
    ok, the dump shwos that the new driver is causing it. Have you tried the older drivers from the 10.x series like 10.0.0.227, 10.0.0.221, 10.0.0.216, 10.0.0.75 or 10.0.0.54?
  7. MagicAndre1981
    I see that you still used the old driver (Opened INF: 'c:\users\brajenful.brajenful-pc\desktop\wireless lan_atheros_9.0.0.202_win7x86x64\ndis6xwin7\netathrx.inf' ([strings])) Use this tool to kill Atheros drivers: http://driverstoreexplorer.codeplex.com/releases/view/99694 Which BSOD did you get? Can you share the .dmp file from C:\Windows\Minidump?
  8. MagicAndre1981
    Windows thinks the driver is already installed, but can't find it: inf: {SetupCopyOEMInf: c:\users\brajenful.brajenful-pc\desktop\win7-10.0.0.234-whql\netathrx.inf} 21:32:15.835! inf: Package was already in store: skipping Driver Store add inf: Driver Store location: C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\netathrx.inf_amd64_neutral_3d20c0e894328962\netathrx.inf inf: Published Inf Path: C:\Windows\INF\oem3.inf! inf: Unable to load INF: 'C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\netathrx.inf_amd64_neutral_3d20c0e894328962\netathrx.inf'(00000003)! inf: Error 3: The system cannot find the path specified.!!! inf: Could not load INF 'C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\netathrx.inf_amd64_neutral_3d20c0e894328962\netathrx.inf'.!!! inf: Error 3: The system cannot find the path specified.use pnpultil to uninstall this OEM3.inf: pnputil.exe -d oem3.infreboot adn try to install the new driver again. If this fails, too upload the new log.
  9. MagicAndre1981
    this is nothing new. We know this sicne we saw Windows Developer preview the first time
  10. MagicAndre1981
    thanks, I saw this several times for ASUS laptops. Updating the BIOS sometimes fixed it.
  11. MagicAndre1981
    Welcome and enjoy our comunity
  12. MagicAndre1981
    update the driver with the device manager and point to the extracted INF. If this fails, upload the setupapi.dev.log from C:\Windows\Inf
  13. MagicAndre1981
    update the driver for your Atheros WIFI You use the old version "9.0.0.202. Get the driver version 10 from here: http://www.atheros.cz/atheros-wireless-download.php?chipset=40&system=5
  14. MagicAndre1981
    nice, I'll test the new version ater today
  15. MagicAndre1981
    run the xperf commands and provide me the EL file: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=140263
  16. MagicAndre1981
    @xs32 the plug & play service hangs for you. This causes the delay. But I have no idea how to fix this. @schmohawk yes, I was talking to you.
  17. MagicAndre1981
    the Resource Monitor shows the disk queue: http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/the-enterprise-cloud/use-resource-monitor-to-monitor-storage-performance/
  18. MagicAndre1981
    Try WSUS Offline Update http://download.wsusoffline.net/
  19. MagicAndre1981
    first, your prefetcher is completey ruined: next the HDD is busy all the time: The disk queue is 75, which is bad. Also some servies are extremely slow to satrt: vmware-usbarbitrator (totalTransitionTimeDelta="98527"), vmware-converter (totalTransitionTimeDelta="13997"), VMwareHostd" (totalTransitionTimeDelta="14044"). Install the Enterprise Hotfix Rollup: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/152622-hotfixes-for-faster-windows-7-bootstartup/?p=1034088 reduce the number of startet services and programs you load (you can start VMware service for expample later via a cmd, that's what I do) and run the optimization, I linked in the first post. See if this improves boot perfromance.
  20. MagicAndre1981
    I got the same crash in the config tool, but I have no idea what I did. Also, unchecking all active corners at ones, doesn't work. I have to unchecck each entry.
  21. MagicAndre1981
    I can't believe my eyes. This is just horrible :puke: It actually looks much worse than Windows 8 itself yeah this looks so horrible
  22. MagicAndre1981
    nice, I'll try it later this day.
  23. MagicAndre1981
    thanks
  24. MagicAndre1981
    the TVservice starts slowly. Most of the delay is caused by all tools you run at startup (47s): <interval name="PostExplorerPeriod" startTime="39836" endTime="86536" duration="46700">And again your HDD is busy during boot which is the bottleneck for you.
  25. MagicAndre1981
    I can't remember that I ever got a BSOD at shutdown.
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