Pc lags after start orb

[intelfan00]

I have recently put windows 7 64bit on my laptop and pc it all works fine on my laptop but on my pc it lags after the start orb dissapears for 7-15 secs and the screen goes all black then flashes up with the welcome screen. I have reinstalled 7 3 times on this pc and it still does it yet my laptop thats not as good a spec dont also my pc never did it when i had RC on it. Is there any way to fix this thanks.

 

[Barman58]

Things to check initially is the graphics drivers - check that you have the latest from the manufacturer's site

Also check that you don't have any mapped drives that point to missing shares

 

[intelfan00]

Things to check initially is the graphics drivers - check that you have the latest from the manufacturer's site

Also check that you don't have any mapped drives that point to missing shares

thanks for reply i have latest drivers for my gpu from nvidia's website and i dnt have any drives pointing to missing shares could anything else cause this as it never done this before and its bugging me.

 

[Barman58]

Other than the two main ones above the other things to check is the AV maybe doing a check on start-up - or it maybe something else set to start automatically - as this is happening before log-in I would suspect something set to load for every user rather than on a per user basis

you may want to check out Autoruns from MS which will show you everything that is started with your PC

Autoruns for Windows

 

[intelfan00]

thanks for link but there wouldnt be anything starting that could affect it really would there if it does it as soon as a fresh install of 7 is put on as its only running what been installed of the disc. Wolud ressting bios to optimized defaults fx it if it was trying to boot something that it shouldnt?

 

[Barman58]

If this is a totally clean install then there should be nothing running to cause the delay - unless one of the standard start-up processes has a problem with some hardware on your system - without an error message it is virtually impossible to diagnose the fault

with the Bios - It may do - but what i would suggest is that you make a note of the working settings before you change anything just in case you have any worse issues with the optimised settings

 

[intelfan00]

ok i'll make a not of the setting first thanks for the help