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- Sep 30, 2004
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- Ontario, Canada
I'm sure many have encountered this, and I think it's an issue with the careless programming of WinXP...
After installing a fresh copy of Windows XP, it always takes about 1.5 - 2 minutes before I'm able to do most actions of Windows XP, such as establish a connection to the Internet or go to System Properties. It just sits there, not loading anything. I've installed Windows XP hundreds of times in the past on many computers, and it happens every single time. However, after some usage for a few days and installation of drivers/utilities/programs, eventually the problem goes away. I know it's a certain thing that has to be installed on the system to trigger it not to do that anymore, but I don't know what it is. Anyone have any ideas?
I use virtual machines a lot and I don't install any programs on it, so it's always taking like 3 minutes before I can do anything in WinXP. Just sits there and does nothing for 2 minutes.
After installing a fresh copy of Windows XP, it always takes about 1.5 - 2 minutes before I'm able to do most actions of Windows XP, such as establish a connection to the Internet or go to System Properties. It just sits there, not loading anything. I've installed Windows XP hundreds of times in the past on many computers, and it happens every single time. However, after some usage for a few days and installation of drivers/utilities/programs, eventually the problem goes away. I know it's a certain thing that has to be installed on the system to trigger it not to do that anymore, but I don't know what it is. Anyone have any ideas?
I use virtual machines a lot and I don't install any programs on it, so it's always taking like 3 minutes before I can do anything in WinXP. Just sits there and does nothing for 2 minutes.