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14 Jan 2012   #11

Systems 1 and 2: Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Win 8 Developer
University of Kentucky
 
 

Okay, there is a faster way to speed things up. Check 50% of the services. If it passes, you have eliminated half, and can try the other 50%. If you get a positive, examine half of that. Much fast elimination process.

**EDIT ** and are you still using apache and mysql? You can run MSE instead of Avast. And what the heck is this process "gwtixxrhzfblno"?

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14 Jan 2012   #12

windows 7 x64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Lemur View Post
Okay, there is a faster way to speed things up. Check 50% of the services. If it passes, you have eliminated half, and can try the other 50%. If you get a positive, examine half of that. Much fast elimination process.

**EDIT ** and are you still using apache and mysql? You can run MSE instead of Avast. And what the heck is this process "gwtixxrhzfblno"?
yeh dude i disabled all that stuff from my services and deleted them with ccleaner and removed services of programs that i didn't have now it works perfectly! thanks for your help going to rep you.
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14 Jan 2012   #13

Systems 1 and 2: Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Win 8 Developer
University of Kentucky
 
 

Glad you are back to normal. Good luck!
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14 Jan 2012   #14

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Lemur View Post
Glad you are back to normal. Good luck!
Thanks, take care.
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14 Jan 2012   #15

Win7 x 6 PC's
California, Florida, Boston
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Mr Dave View Post
when i disabled the services it started up straight away! but how do i know which service is causing it?
No need to add any back. You've seen the benefits of a Clean Boot which is the best way to run your System.

The decision to add a Startup program should be made fresh when you have a program you absolutely need to startup with Windows, not working from some list of freeloaders that snuck in previously and you've booted out for good reason.

And keep an eye on those two msconfig tabs as the little buggers are sneaky.

Last edited by gregrocker; 14 Jan 2012 at 05:52 PM..
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14 Jan 2012   #16

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by gregrocker View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Mr Dave View Post
when i disabled the services it started up straight away! but how do i know which service is causing it?
No need to add any back. You've seen the benefits of a Clean Boot which is the best way to run your System.

The decision to add a Startup program should be made fresh when you have a program you absolutely need to startup with Windows, not working from some list of freeloaders that snuck in previously and you've booted out for good reason.

And keep an eye on those two msconfig tabs as the little buggers are sneaky.
ok thanks but wouldn't it effect anything?
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15 Jan 2012   #17

Win7 x 6 PC's
California, Florida, Boston
 
 

Yes it would stop lots of unneeded programs/services from starting up with Windows and leeching CPU cycles, RAM, Startup Time, in addition to often spying on you to collect consumer data.

At most if you have factory preinstalled Windows you might have to turn off the wireless crapware they add to replace Windows 7's superior version. That's right, in addition to ganging up all of these unneeded utilties on top of Windows 7, they also replace Windows 7's own native versions with bloated crapware. This is why at the minimum on a factory preinstall one should Clean up factory bloatware if not Reinstall Windows 7
so it is unleashed in it's native feather-light, instantaneous state.

It's your property to do what you want with.
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