 TAPEUUPHell, Do A New Install
join:2003-03-04
Birmingham, AL | reply to ChrisAdan650
Re: [W2K] SP4=Slow Boot If you have intel processor try this »www.intel.com/support/chipsets/IAA/ |
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 acehydeTired.Premium
join:2001-08-14 | reply to ChrisAdan650
Does your NIC receive its IP address via DHCP or is it manually set? |
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 urbmanPhasers Locked On Target
join:1999-06-25
Niagara Falls, NY | reply to ChrisAdan650
Have you checked into the post SP4 hotfixes? There are a few issues like the print spooler that I have come across.
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 Hyper X3Whi?Premium
join:2002-09-29
Syracuse, NY | reply to ChrisAdan650
I was just wondering if you or someone figured out a fix for this? I just got done building a computer for a friend, and SP4 is making the boot times unbearable. After uninstalling it, it does the same thing. Thanks.
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ChiTangPremium,MVM
join:2002-08-23
Alhambra, CA
kudos:1 | reply to ChrisAdan650
IMO, a patch to an OS is always a trade off between performance and security. If it is a security hole, MS has no choice but to release a fix ASAP. Corporate America is not going to wait MS to come up with a "lean and mean" fix six months from now. The public wants it and wants it now. They find a problem, they fix it, and they runs a little slower and a little securer.
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