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when i start my pc and i want to log in into my account it takes like 30 sec

i first see starting windowd -> WELCOME -> then my wallpaper-> Then pass the taskbalk

i think its some service i disabled

No one wants to help if you don't give better explanation.

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This one is better than the built in Service manager in windows.

stoes.Be, did you use nLite?

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i used Nlite

but its ran good but after i think so

disable ing some services it went wrong

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try this and attach the html file here, so we can see how you have configured your services!

remember, if you don't give enough info, no one wants to help out!

hey stoes again.. go to start > run > "msconfig" > startup. disable some stuff you do not need

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i just think its service

with my msconfig settings is nothing wrong only nvidia starts so.

can maybe somewone give me a screen of the services that start on a default boot?

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ive got a screenshots of the servics that auto run maybe somewone can show me whats wrong

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Shot at 2007-08-13

Well, since your screenshot isn't the entire services list, this isn't exhaustive, but disabling COM+ seems like a bad idea to me. If COM isn't running, you will most likely see event log issues, and you'll have problems with other things that contain COM subscribers (like WMI) that can and do fire off during login.

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