Slow XP Boot

Discussion in 'Windows' started by aquafloe, Jun 24, 2009.

  1. aquafloe

    aquafloe

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    I've been optimizing my XP by following service disabling guides, but something I've disabled causes my XP's boot screen to slowly fade in before it actually loads. If I restore default settings with Black Viper's reg file, it stops. Can anyone look at my list of disabled services and see which one might be causing the slow boot? Thanks.

    Video of the slow boot screen

    Disabled Services:
    Code:
    Alerter	
    Automatic Updates	
    Background Intelligent Transfer Service	
    ClipBook	
    Distributed Link Tracking Client	
    Error Reporting Service	
    Fast User Switching Compatibility	
    Human Interface Device Access	
    Indexing Service	
    IPSEC Services	
    Messenger	
    Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service	
    NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing	
    Network DDE	
    Network DDE DSDM	
    Performance Logs and Alerts	
    Print Spooler	
    Protected Storage	
    QoS RSVP	
    Remote Desktop Help Session Manager	
    Remote Registry	
    Routing and Remote Access	
    Secondary Logon	
    Security Accounts Manager	
    Security Center	
    SSDP Discovery Service	
    System Restore Service	
    Telnet	
    WebClient	
    Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)	
    Windows Time	
     
    aquafloe, Jun 24, 2009
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