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February 4th 07, 01:18 PM
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Vista takes a long time to boot Home Premium 64bit
do you have your virus program set to do a scan at boot.
"Ed" wrote in message ... It stalls at Microsoft Corporation and just sits there with the scroll green blocks for at least 10 min. 
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February 5th 07, 02:19 AM
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Vista takes a long time to boot Home Premium 64bit
"Ed" wrote in message ... It stalls at Microsoft Corporation and just sits there with the scroll green blocks for at least 10 min. Maybe you don't have enough memory. Need at least 1GB of it. You might get by with half that.
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February 5th 07, 05:13 AM
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Vista takes a long time to boot Home Premium 64bit
No virus scanner as of yet and was loaded to a clean drive.
2 gb of ram on the system. But I just found something in the events that says that the dbgsvc hung at boot. "mikeyhsd" wrote: do you have your virus program set to do a scan at boot. "Ed" wrote in message ... It stalls at Microsoft Corporation and just sits there with the scroll green blocks for at least 10 min
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February 5th 07, 05:21 AM
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Vista takes a long time to boot Home Premium 64bit
No virus scanners installed and 2 gb of ram.
Did find in the events that dbgsvc hung at boot. "Ed" wrote: It stalls at Microsoft Corporation and just sits there with the scroll green blocks for at least 10 min.
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July 26th 09, 06:49 PM
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Vista takes a long time to boot Home Premium 64bit
64bit OS do need a minimum of 4GB RAM!!!! with 2 gb ram you should use a 32bit OS =?Utf-8?B?RWQ=?=;84135 Wrote: No virus scanners installed and 2 gb of ram. Did find in the events that dbgsvc hung at boot. "Ed" wrote: It stalls at Microsoft Corporation and just sits there with the scroll green blocks for at least 10 min. -- deathmeat Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
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July 26th 09, 09:18 PM
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Vista takes a long time to boot Home Premium 64bit
Hi, deathmeat.
That is not true!!!! (I lost count of how many !!s you used.) A 64-bit OS can certainly use 4 GB - or much more - and should run better, although there is a point of diminishing returns. But I ran WinXP x64 with 1 GB and ran both Vista and Win7 (pre-RTM) with 2 GB for several months. But I doubt that had any impact on the OP's problem. RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX Microsoft Windows MVP Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100 "deathmeat" wrote in message ... 64bit OS do need a minimum of 4GB RAM!!!! with 2 gb ram you should use a 32bit OS =?Utf-8?B?RWQ=?=;84135 Wrote: No virus scanners installed and 2 gb of ram. Did find in the events that dbgsvc hung at boot. "Ed" wrote: It stalls at Microsoft Corporation and just sits there with the scroll green blocks for at least 10 min. -- deathmeat
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