win 7 hang after wecome screen for 5 to 10 mins randomly

[adio2k11]

hi

my computer is a new build and install of windows 7 sp1 and after i log in and go to the desktop it hangs for about 5 to 10 mins. the hardware has all been checked and works used 3 different hard drives varied sizes in gig. but it works perfectly fine in safe mode all 3 modes. have done multiple win 7 install and reinstalls with full partitioning, full formatting. any ideas or help would be much appreciated

 

[CreepinJesus]

Do you have any networked drives?

Also check the Event Log > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics > Performance > Operational and look for entries with event IDs in the 100s (101, 102, etc.). There might be some that are useful.

 

[adio2k11]

i dont have any networked drives attached and in the event log there is loads of 100s event ids so what could be causing it to lock up in normal mode but not in safe mode its a fresh build and fresh install from full reformat with system reserve drive as well.

 

[adio2k11]

also will changing the hard drive from sata to ide possible helps as it hung today on a fresh install duiring the completing install section what could be causeing it the ram is set to the right voltage and all componets are fine and work seperatly in other computers

 

[CreepinJesus]

If it's slow in normal boot but not in Safe Mode then it's most likely a start-up program ordriver causing the delay. If you have any event IDs of 101, these will show if a program is causing a delay in start-up and it will tell you which one.

SATA mode is fine for your hard drives, though, assuming they are SATA drives.

 

[chris1neji]

If you would like im sure multiple members in this forum could examine your event viewer log.

I uploaded a picture. Basically do a right click>Save all event as.

We may be able to help you determine which programs or what is causing the system to take longer than expected to finish booting up

 

[seavixen32]

You may want to try this Microsoft Hot Fix: The logon process stops responding in Windows Server 2008 R2 or in Windows 7

 

[adio2k11]

If you would like im sure multiple members in this forum could examine your event viewer log.

I uploaded a picture. Basically do a right click>Save all event as.

We may be able to help you determine which programs or what is causing the system to take longer than expected to finish booting up

i have the saved log file but i cant upload it would you look at it for me i can email it to you it would be much appreciated if you can help

thank you in advance

 

[seavixen32]

If you would like im sure multiple members in this forum could examine your event viewer log.

I uploaded a picture. Basically do a right click>Save all event as.

We may be able to help you determine which programs or what is causing the system to take longer than expected to finish booting up

i have the saved log file but i cant upload it would you look at it for me i can email it to you it would be much appreciated if you can help

thank you in advance

This tutorial should help you: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-screenshots-files-upload-post-seven-forums.html

 

[adio2k11]

here is the screenshot of the events

 

[adio2k11]

just checked all the hardware in the computer and it is fine i ran both linux ubuntu 10 and windows 7 on the computer and they both stopped randomly but then ran the computer for about 3 hours in safe mode and there was no problems it didnt stop once so what service or driver could be stopping the machine from working the only things installed are os and mboard drivers no external ( i.e graphics card) drivers are installed but it also stops in normal mode if there are.

 

[gregrocker]

Work through these troubleshooting steps to achieve a clean boot, learn how to read the logs and google repeat errors for resolution, utilize System resources to get problems solved.