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Sry this is long
A few things, first off my start up is really slow. From when I put in my password to login to when my background is finally showing it take about 30 seconds on a good day and can b 1 min on a bad day. I’ve tried disabling all my start up services and that does nothing. Thinking it could b a virus or spyware I have ran Symantec, counterspy (antispyware) and xoftspy (antispyware) they basicly find nothing. Any ideas would b great.
I’ve been getting BSOD’s lately, I don’t always send the error report cause I know it wont help but when I do it always says it’s the result of a driver. The bsod normally happens when I try login in, either before I do or as soon as I get into windows with my background n such. I’ve had need for speed underground 2 crash a few times(just back to desktop) and once to BSOD.
Yesterday I added an IDE drive for extra storage which was finally recognized (had to put it on the secondary ide). After formatting it I wanted to change its location in my case due to massive amounts of vibration on startup at the login screed it bsod then a lil later I wanted to see if it would work on slave instead of cable select, on startup again at the login screed it bsod. Then later last night after getting some update that required a restart, I typed in my password, hit enter and then walked away for a few min returning to a screen saver at the login screen. Since the error report said it’s a driver issue I don’t think it’s the new hard drive
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A few things, first off my start up is really slow. From when I put in my password to login to when my background is finally showing it take about 30 seconds on a good day and can b 1 min on a bad day. I’ve tried disabling all my start up services and that does nothing. Thinking it could b a virus or spyware I have ran Symantec, counterspy (antispyware) and xoftspy (antispyware) they basicly find nothing. Any ideas would b great.
I’ve been getting BSOD’s lately, I don’t always send the error report cause I know it wont help but when I do it always says it’s the result of a driver. The bsod normally happens when I try login in, either before I do or as soon as I get into windows with my background n such. I’ve had need for speed underground 2 crash a few times(just back to desktop) and once to BSOD.
Yesterday I added an IDE drive for extra storage which was finally recognized (had to put it on the secondary ide). After formatting it I wanted to change its location in my case due to massive amounts of vibration on startup at the login screed it bsod then a lil later I wanted to see if it would work on slave instead of cable select, on startup again at the login screed it bsod. Then later last night after getting some update that required a restart, I typed in my password, hit enter and then walked away for a few min returning to a screen saver at the login screen. Since the error report said it’s a driver issue I don’t think it’s the new hard drive
specs in sig
