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Excessive load/boot time
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It may tell you what you want to know http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtoo...g/default.mspx "chetahelup" wrote in message ... Guido;552082 Wrote: I have four different copmuters, all running a DG965OT intel procesor with a Core2 chip. Two have Vista HP and two have Ultimate. All four are having the same problem. When I turn the computer on there is a 30 second lag between when the Bios spash screen show to when the first boot device is attempted(in this case it is the CD drive). There is then a 4 to 5 min pause before the vista splash screen starts. I don't think this is normal but it happens on all my systems. Is this a vista problem or a motherboard/bois problem. I have updated the bios and have all vista updates minus the SP1 beta. One computer is running a raid all the others are not. I am having this exact same problem with my gateway gt56363, which has the same motherboard. I have tried installing a fresh version of vista and i have the same effect. Can you please let me know if anyone ever resolved this problem? -- chetahelup |
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Excessive load/boot time
Thanks, but i figured it out, I have a western digital external hard drive, and when i unplugged it the problem went away, so i just switched from usb to firewire and problem solved, thanks anyway -- chetahelup |
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Thanks, but i figured it out, I have a western digital external hard
drive, and when i unplugged it the problem went away, so i just switched from usb to firewire and problem solved, thanks anyway Thanks for getting back to us - it might help someone else with the problem. SteveT |
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Excessive load/boot time
I forget to mention hat i tried turning off all the boot from usb features in the bios and it still did not work. So replacing the usb for firewire was my only option. -- chetahelup |
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