I'm always nervous about fiddling around with drivers and safe mode.

I wonder if something time-dependent in the boot process accounts for the
delay, for example logging into our wireless network.

Another approach is not to use Ink Desktop until Microsoft gets it working
properly. From the various references in the documentation to the orange
screen it is clear they are talking their way around a glitch, but I don't
know enough to know why this was nontrivial to fix.

"Chris H." <winxpnews********.com> wrote in message
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> Okay, that's the original for the Motion 1300 (still the only one),
> although the 5-27-03 version on Motion's site is listed as 6.13.01.3510.
> You might try downloading that one fresh
> (http://www.motioncomputing.com/suppo...nload_1300.asp) and do a
> reinstall with the fresh download in Safe Mode.
>
> The 4.82-9a Wacom driver, updated last December, is available for download
> here: http://www.wacom.com/tabletpc/driver.cfm .
>
> One of the reasons I recommend reinstalling the newer drivers (or
> reinstalling the only available ones) in Safe Mode is that XP SP2 make a
> huge amount of changes in the Registry when we updated to that, and not
> all drivers reacted properly after coming through the upgrade.