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[QUOTE=chamlin;2962404]Just follow this, and send him the file/s:
Gathering a Startup, Shutdown, Sleep, Hibernate, or Reboot Trace
SSD Bootup Slowed Way Down Right After "Fixing" Home Network
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[QUOTE=Golden;2962444]Thanks, Golden. This is the blog post I referred to which has additional instructions. I'll review both and see if I can "get" it.
How to collect a good boot trace on Windows 7 - Dude where's my PFE? - Site Home - TechNet Blogs
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Hi there
Yeah, I'm working with chamlin to get a good boot trace with disablepagingexecutive set to 1 so I can drill into the boot trace and determine root cause. As long as there isn't any personal exposure to him I might be able to make this into a learning experience via a blog post too.
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Its a pity Cluberti doesn't visit anymore....I stand to be corrected, but I think he actually wrote the boottrace tool
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xbootmgr? Nah, that's not Carls work per se, but he and I and some other Premier Field Engineers from Microsoft used the WPT as far back as doing traces on XP and 2003 systems. Limited value/high risk of collection (never do +DRIVERS for instance).
So we helped spread the news externally to some extent.
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New #37
Yep, Skype just about daily. I'll point out this thread to him tonight. He's been shifting focus technology wise the last year, might be why he doesn't come around, dunno.
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I'm alive, I swear. Just busy moving across the country and doing new things with old people. I generally still get emails about PMs though, so that always works if you can't find me. Jeff can handle it too for what it's worth
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Man, I'm in pretty good hands here, between all of you. I just got the Windows Performance Toolkit downloaded. Took a long time as it wouldn't install properly because of the issues with it installing an older version of Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x64 and x86 Redistributables, but once I uninstalled the newer ones, it worked. On to the next instruction.
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