What the heck is going on?.........when i boot up my pc everything goes fine but on windows xp when it gets to the part were it says WELCOME it hangs for like five minutes and then goes to my desk top why is this?
Originally posted by EvanBoyd What the heck is going on?.........when i boot up my pc everything goes fine but on windows xp when it gets to the part were it says WELCOME it hangs for like five minutes and then goes to my desk top why is this?
Originally posted by Wolfreakyn And you connect to the web how? If your using IE, in internet options, connections, lan settings. Are you using autodetect, it takes forever!
No i am not useing auto detect and i have cable thats how i connect i had this pc be4 but with a 8 gig hd now its 40 my 8 gig hd crashed so i got it upgraded it was a intel celeron 600 with a Geforce4 mx 440 128 mbs of RAM and booted up fine ever since i got a new video card & processor it takes for ever i dont know why:-/
Don't know you're motherboard, if it has on board AGP you could check the BIOS and see if it's testing for both PCI and on board AGP. Does XP scandisk & scanreg on startup automatically like 98 did?
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Originally posted by Wolfreakyn Don't know you're motherboard, if it has on board AGP you could check the BIOS and see if it's testing for both PCI and on board AGP. Does XP scandisk & scanreg on startup automatically like 98 did?
When i had 98 under startup it had Ereg on my xp under startup it says emtpy altho i have the Ereg.DLL
I should switch to XP. This sites freeware registry guides might help with some start up tweaks http://www.winguides.com/registry/
under features on the left border downloads goes to the freeware registry guides.
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Had a similar problem about three months ago. Turned out my Gamesurround MuseXL sound card had drivers that didn't play nice with XP. Switched to a sound blaster card and now it boots up normally.
Don't know if you can still get it, but microsoft used to have a free program called "boot-vis" (that helps diagnose windows startup problems) on their website.