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| Desktop Icons are white & slowly appear in full slowly at bootup When i bootup pc i see all my Desktop icon all white then slowly appear fully takes like 20-45 sec b4 they fully appear with color & all. I ran bootvis & also set to adjust for best performance & still does it. I defraged & all & no dice. Is there a setting so my icons appear fully when I first boot up? I also uncecked the search for automaticly search for network file & printer in folder options & same. Please Help! |
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| RE: Desktop Icons are white & slowly appear in full slowly at bootup You may have too many programs starting at logon, a virus or a user account corruption. 1. To manually select applications startup at logon go to Start > run >(type) msconfig > Startup (tab). Uncheck all programs you donot need. This will speed things up. 2.Check for virus with [insert antivirus app. here]. 3. Sometimes user accounts slowly become corrupted and eventually may stop working. Your problem is most likely 1 or 2 and not 3. There are things you can try: try "Startup list 2.1 from http://www.merijn.org/programs.php#startuplist and copy the file into Start > all programs > start (folder) - this will run at logon . This will take some time to sort through but will show every process at startup. When you are done with this utility remove it from the startup folder or it will run everytime you start your user account. -- Brandon Dub., TO canada, Shell ''explorer'' "The Bandit" wrote: > When i bootup pc i see all my Desktop icon all white then slowly appear > fully takes like 20-45 sec b4 they fully appear with color & all. I ran > bootvis & also set to adjust for best performance & still does it. I > defraged & all & no dice. Is there a setting so my icons appear fully when I > first boot up? I also uncecked the search for automaticly search for network > file & printer in folder options & same. > > Please Help! > > > > > > > |
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| RE: Desktop Icons are white & slowly appear in full slowly at bootup You may have too many programs starting at logon, a virus or a user account corruption. 1. To manually select applications startup at logon go to Start > run >(type) msconfig > Startup (tab). Uncheck all programs you donot need. This will speed things up. 2.Check for virus with [insert antivirus app. here]. 3. Sometimes user accounts slowly become corrupted and eventually may stop working. Your problem is most likely 1 or 2 and not 3. There are things you can try: try "Startup list 2.1 from http://www.merijn.org/programs.php#startuplist and copy the file into Start > all programs > start (folder) - this will run at logon . This will take some time to sort through but will show every process at startup. When you are done with this utility remove it from the startup folder or it will run everytime you start your user account. -- Brandon Dub., TO canada, Shell ''explorer'' "The Bandit" wrote: > When i bootup pc i see all my Desktop icon all white then slowly appear > fully takes like 20-45 sec b4 they fully appear with color & all. I ran > bootvis & also set to adjust for best performance & still does it. I > defraged & all & no dice. Is there a setting so my icons appear fully when I > first boot up? I also uncecked the search for automaticly search for network > file & printer in folder options & same. > > Please Help! > > > > > > > |
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