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Startup Problem in XP

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hluachawngthu
hluachawngthu Original post #1
Aug 10, 2008 at 9:16 PM
Whenever I start my PC Windows start-up inconvenience message had been appeared. When I continue by choosing 'Windows Start normally' mode, I have to wait for about 1-2 minutes to open the Drives. Windows start-up sound wasloaded after 2 minutes. Until the sound is loaded, the system is too slow.When the sound is loaded the system goes fine. How can this happen? Is windows problem or hardware problem? Please help! My system is as under : Intel Core2 Dou; E4500@2.20GHz; IGB of RAM; Windows XP with SP3.
ravi_9793
Aug 10, 2008 at 11:06 PM
Make sure you shut down your system properly. Also update all drivers
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pimpom #3
Aug 10, 2008 at 11:57 PM
Hlua (Vanlalhlua or Rohlupuia or .....??? :) ), it could be a driver problem as suggested by ravi. But there are many other things that could cause those symptoms. At the moment, we have too little information to go on with. Sometimes these things have to be narrowed down step by step.

It's possible that we're from the same town. If you'd like to make personal contact, send me a PM with some info about yourself such as your location, etc. I don't want to make my identity public.
debsuvra
Aug 10, 2008 at 11:59 PM
Whenever I start my PC Windows start-up inconvenience message had been appeared. When I continue by choosing 'Windows Start normally' mode, I have to wait for about 1-2 minutes to open the Drives. Windows start-up sound wasloaded after 2 minutes. Until the sound is loaded, the system is too slow.When the sound is loaded the system goes fine. How can this happen? Is windows problem or hardware problem? Please help! My system is as under : Intel Core2 Dou; E4500@2.20GHz; IGB of RAM; Windows XP with SP3.

Besides updating the drivers and other things suggested above, defrag the HDD. Also post the content of the startup entries (try msconfig from run menu).
S
Dec 2, 2009 at 2:56 PM
Hi, try to review this article to get more information about the startup problem.

*ezinearticles.com/?Windows-Xp-Startup-Problems---3-Easy-Ways-to-Fix-Windows-Xp-Startup-Problems&id=3087747
ramprasad
Dec 4, 2009 at 10:38 AM
Remove unwanted programs from start up and update the drivers.
This shud do the trick. If the problem still persists, try to format and re-install OS (if not a problem)