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Mysterious delay after entering logon password



 
 
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Old February 19th 08, 01:17 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Jeff Ingman
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Default Mysterious delay after entering logon password

We're a 2 person office on a little network.

My partner's Vista laptop just started to pause for about 20 secs after she
types in her password and hits enter to logon... after a period of no use.

What might cause this?

jeff
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Old February 19th 08, 02:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
gerryf[_3_]
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Default Mysterious delay after entering logon password

does this occur when she is not connected to the network?

What kind of network--domain or workgroup--domain seems overkill, but I
thought I would ask



"Jeff Ingman" wrote in message
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We're a 2 person office on a little network.

My partner's Vista laptop just started to pause for about 20 secs after
she
types in her password and hits enter to logon... after a period of no use.

What might cause this?

jeff


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Old February 19th 08, 07:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Jeff Ingman
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Default Mysterious delay after entering logon password

gerry...

I haven't tested to see if the delay occurs if she is not connected to the
network... but could if you suspect the network connection might be the issue.

The network is a home workgroup.

"gerryf" wrote:

does this occur when she is not connected to the network?

What kind of network--domain or workgroup--domain seems overkill, but I
thought I would ask



"Jeff Ingman" wrote in message
...
We're a 2 person office on a little network.

My partner's Vista laptop just started to pause for about 20 secs after
she
types in her password and hits enter to logon... after a period of no use.

What might cause this?

jeff


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Old February 19th 08, 09:52 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
gerryf[_3_]
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Default Mysterious delay after entering logon password

This is what I think may be happening--when she logs on, VISTA is attempting
to reconnect mapped drives or it is looking for network shares (folders,
maybe printers)

Did she map a drive during a previous session? Connect to a shared printer?

Perhaps a script to reconnect the drive/printer at startup rather than
having Windows search might be faster.



"Jeff Ingman" wrote in message
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gerry...

I haven't tested to see if the delay occurs if she is not connected to the
network... but could if you suspect the network connection might be the
issue.

The network is a home workgroup.

"gerryf" wrote:

does this occur when she is not connected to the network?

What kind of network--domain or workgroup--domain seems overkill, but I
thought I would ask



"Jeff Ingman" wrote in message
...
We're a 2 person office on a little network.

My partner's Vista laptop just started to pause for about 20 secs after
she
types in her password and hits enter to logon... after a period of no
use.

What might cause this?

jeff


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Old February 19th 08, 11:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Jeff Ingman
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Default Mysterious delay after entering logon password

Gerry...

Thanks... I think you're on the right track. I've noticed our mapped drives
have changed behavior recently and I may be able to solve the problem simply
by eliminating the mapped drives or remapping them.

I would not know who to write a script to connect them... so I hope this
isn't a necessary step to solve the issue.

I'll work on this and post the good or bad news here tomorrow.

"gerryf" wrote:

This is what I think may be happening--when she logs on, VISTA is attempting
to reconnect mapped drives or it is looking for network shares (folders,
maybe printers)

Did she map a drive during a previous session? Connect to a shared printer?

Perhaps a script to reconnect the drive/printer at startup rather than
having Windows search might be faster.



"Jeff Ingman" wrote in message
...
gerry...

I haven't tested to see if the delay occurs if she is not connected to the
network... but could if you suspect the network connection might be the
issue.

The network is a home workgroup.

"gerryf" wrote:

does this occur when she is not connected to the network?

What kind of network--domain or workgroup--domain seems overkill, but I
thought I would ask



"Jeff Ingman" wrote in message
...
We're a 2 person office on a little network.

My partner's Vista laptop just started to pause for about 20 secs after
she
types in her password and hits enter to logon... after a period of no
use.

What might cause this?

jeff

 




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