Unusual slow start up
April 22nd, 2019
Lately i have been having really slow start ups… I have tuneup utilities in turbo mode and its still slow.. It takes about 10 minutes for the system to be responsive and for me to continue my tasks… I have done virus scans using nod32, spyware checks using malware bytes..defragments..and still have this problem.. the start up programs started getting me worried so i uninstalled nod32 and malware bytes and some other programs to see if the firewall was creating the slow start up and it still starts up really late.. what could be the problem guys?
Do you have any programs that might be conflicting, especially security software (i.e. two HIPS using kernel hooks) ? Did you try disabling startup programs and looking for a culprit ? You can try installing soluto, it will show how much each program/service takes to load on boot. If it doesn’t help post again.
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > operational
Double click on the latest entry and click details. Copy paste the stuff on there in this thread.
run–>msconfig.
You should use tune up, it can really boost your PC if you use all the fonctions
also check to see it you have drive problems with “Hard Disk Sentinel”
Check your DMA settings:
http://club.myce.com/f61/troubleshooting-enabling-checking-dma-windows-vista-xp-2000-me-9x-101616/
1. Remove unnecessary programs using Your Uninstaller 2010.
2. Clean temporary files using CCleaner.
3. Defragment registry and system drive.
4. Optimize services according to the below list.
http://www.blackviper.com/Windows_7/servicecfg.htm
5. Remove almost everything from startup, keep it only if you really need it.
6. Disable that Turbo thing of tuneup and remove its all services too. Its ironic that tuneup services itself eats up lot of memory and makes things slow.
7. Clean your registry using TuneUp (Just for the sake of ‘feel good’ 
)
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > operationalDouble click on the latest entry and click details. Copy paste the stuff on there in this thread.
I have managed to get to windows, but after windows there alot of folders..I’m i soppused to save the first on the list..? because i don’t see operational as folders but when i click “ACTION” and Open then it has operational for the first folder.
D r e a M wrote: Select all
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > operational
Double click on the latest entry and click details. Copy paste the stuff on there in this thread.
I have managed to get to windows, but after windows there alot of folders..I’m i soppused to save the first on the list..? because i don’t see operational as folders but when i click “ACTION” and Open then it has operational for the first folder.Whoops. I meant
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > operational
Remembering stuff from the top of your head is hard sometimes
Answer #10
How old is you laptop ? try to back up whats important then do system restore to as far back as you can go, if its less than a year old contact your retailer for advice, maybe they could repair or refund.
Answer #11
I had this problem before, and I believe that the culprit was some start up programs and my Norton antivirus which I have replaced.
the problem sort of fixed itself after a couple junk file cleaning, registry clean up, and start up pogram and service disablement with advanced system care and advanced system optimizer.
Answer #12
D r e a M wrote: Select all
D r e a M wrote: Select all
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > operational
Double click on the latest entry and click details. Copy paste the stuff on there in this thread.
I have managed to get to windows, but after windows there alot of folders..I’m i soppused to save the first on the list..? because i don’t see operational as folders but when i click “ACTION” and Open then it has operational for the first folder.Whoops. I meant
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > operational
Remembering stuff from the top of your head is hard sometimes
Ok im going to try this, however i think i found the problem, when i load windows..i get this error
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:InPageCoFire
Error Status Code:c0000185
Faulting Media Type:00000003
Damaged file name:wscui.cpl
OS Version:6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID:1033
Additional Information 1:8fc5
Additional Information 2:8fc58fafd2258f05aaf32bab8821c255
Additional Information 3:e333
Additional Information 4:e333d5b24622965920483f2d08893431
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Answer #13
D r e a M wrote: Select all
D r e a M wrote: Select all
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > operational
Double click on the latest entry and click details. Copy paste the stuff on there in this thread.
I have managed to get to windows, but after windows there alot of folders..I’m i soppused to save the first on the list..? because i don’t see operational as folders but when i click “ACTION” and Open then it has operational for the first folder.Whoops. I meant
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > operational
Remembering stuff from the top of your head is hard sometimes
Here’s a picture of the error i get when i try to do this:
http://www.uploadgeek.com/share-2BA6_4CD98185.html
Answer #14
another windows error:
Description:
Stopped working
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:APPCRASH
Application Name:winlogon.exe
Application Version:6.0.6002.18005
Application Timestamp:4cd89918
Fault Module Name:KERNELBASE.dll
Fault Module Version:6.1.7600.16385
Fault Module Timestamp:4a5bdfe0
Exception Code:e0434f4d
Exception Offset:000000000000aa7d
OS Version:6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID:1033
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Answer #15
D r e a M wrote: Select all
D r e a M wrote: Select all
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > operational
Double click on the latest entry and click details. Copy paste the stuff on there in this thread.
I have managed to get to windows, but after windows there alot of folders..I'm i soppused to save the first on the list..? because i don't see operational as folders but when i click "ACTION" and Open then it has operational for the first folder.Whoops. I meant
Open Event Viewer > Applications and services > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > operational
Remembering stuff from the top of your head is hard sometimes
Here’s a picture of the error i get when i try to do this:
http://www.uploadgeek.com/share-2BA6_4CD98185.htmlWow seems like the eventvwr service is not running. Do you use a stripped down version of Windows? There’s no way to diagnose your slow bootup now other than manually checking drivers/software
Answer #16
I still haven’t found a solution for this…damn..
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