Just upgraded the family computer to Windows 7, had an initial boot of 5 minutes, did driver updates and cut some startup processes using msconfig, now down to about 2 minutes.
I used xperf's boot trace (xbootmgr) and saw AVG running "avgmfx64" over and over with long delays. Uninstalled AVG, saw a modest improvement (20sec maybe?).
Checked again and still have fltmgr.sys and Ntfs.sys delays everywhere. I saw the fltmgr ones before but hoped they were linked to AVG. Ntfs delays seem more prominent but possible I just glossed over them the first time.
So does anyone have any ideas what might be causing those delays?
The system is a fairly new HP rig, AMD 2.6 Ghz phenom II (quad core) with 8GB RAM, ATI 4350 video card, 1TB WD hard drive. Not that much junk on it. I assume it should boot ~40sec.
I'm wondering if it might be something with the hard drive. It says it's being used in RAID in the bios, and I'm seeing an Nvidia RAID service in system processes, but it seems weird to use RAID with just one hard drive. Any ideas welcome.
I used xperf's boot trace (xbootmgr) and saw AVG running "avgmfx64" over and over with long delays. Uninstalled AVG, saw a modest improvement (20sec maybe?).
Checked again and still have fltmgr.sys and Ntfs.sys delays everywhere. I saw the fltmgr ones before but hoped they were linked to AVG. Ntfs delays seem more prominent but possible I just glossed over them the first time.
So does anyone have any ideas what might be causing those delays?
The system is a fairly new HP rig, AMD 2.6 Ghz phenom II (quad core) with 8GB RAM, ATI 4350 video card, 1TB WD hard drive. Not that much junk on it. I assume it should boot ~40sec.
I'm wondering if it might be something with the hard drive. It says it's being used in RAID in the bios, and I'm seeing an Nvidia RAID service in system processes, but it seems weird to use RAID with just one hard drive. Any ideas welcome.