10-15Minutes Boot Loading Time Windows 7 32Bit (cluberti please help)

LOL - you did get my attention :). If you post your ETL file (please zip it up with 7zip first) to one of the file sharing sites in the tutorial, I will of course take a look.

You could try Soluto - it will tell you exactly which process takes how long during boot.

OK, this is interesting. Has this machine had group or local policies applied? Is this machine a part of a domain, or not? The reason I ask is that the bulk of the time in this trace for the delay is Windows writing to the event log, starting at approximately the same time the audio service starts. 99% of the writes to the event log are to the security event log, and the other is to the diag log file (expected). The Audio service starts, and when the Group Policy client service starts, the writes to the system event log increase in earnest to the point that they peg the hard disk at 100%. Once these writes go back to "normal", the system picks up again and seems to run normally.

Hence my ask - is there a group policy or local policy being applied that would change or affect the security or security monitoring on the system? Because that's what is causing this delay.

As I have mentioned before (and I will reiterate again for clarity), stopping services for antivirus applications does not unload their filter drivers, and as such isn't a good troubleshooting step. However, in this case I have no direct proof antivirus plays a big role, although given this slowdown is 100% disk related, it stands to reason it's partially culpable. The big area of concern is why the group policy client takes 100+ seconds to parse, and why the system is writing so feverishly to the security log (and for so long as well).

When did you install McAfee onto this system, specifically?