well, here we go wish me luck,see ya on the other side.
gmc2
I'll do this in the morning after coffee, and what about drivers for video card, sound drivers and other devices? Like I mentioned this is a new thing for me, should be entertaining, but...
[quote]Is this an OEM or do you have a Win 7 key? [/quote] it's a home professional upgrade and I have the product key. I think it's time to re-install. had to go to a restore point to load windows just now, not getting any better.. I have a 400gig external that I can transfer data to, plenty of room. never doing this before, what should I do. should I copy the whole c:/ drive over or just the data files, figure I'll have to reload all the programs anyhow, oh joy, but
thank you yrag, your help has been much appreciated. Oh, one last thing. I upgraded to win7 from vista and bought the computer with vista installed. what problems can I expect.
[quote who="Robbie_Boy" reply="48" id="2850743"]Hey GMC2 what program do you use for checking your files and reg files...? [/quote] files, just the av program and disk defrag usually checks for fragmented files, nothing that checks for relevancy. reg: nothing, but I will go in a remove program references that are no longer valid.
[quote]Let me preface any thought of a bios flash: If you are not familiar in doing it, my advice is don't. Take it to a shop and let them do it. When flashing, you have an equal chance of killing the board as you do in being successful. [/quote] do I need to do this?
[quote who="yrag" reply="45" id="2850726"] was 12 GB of ram always installed? [/quote] yes I bought with the 12. should I go ahead and update the bios drivers? should I start with the first one missed, install and reboot, then install the next one and follow that sequence? MadDeez: one thing at a time and thanks.
[quote]mabe its a prob with your HDD...?[/quote] the HDD is why I have a lower preformance index (5.9), all other parts of the check are 7.+.
[quote]You don't need it. I'm not thrilled by TurboV.exe, but leave it be for now and stop putting services on 'Delay'.[/quote] okay [quote]When was the last time you defraged the drive, what usb/bluetooth gear is plugged into this and was 12 GB of ram always installed? I assume this has not always done this, so you did something of late.....ya gotta work with me on that one.[/quote] I did check and the drive is 0% fragmented. usb/bluetooth gear, printer (shared with m
ran the soluto program warm boot in 2.16min 64 apps and cold boot in 1.21min. reactivated resident shield and cold boot in 1.52, 53 apps, I did drop a few or put them on delay. but this morning's initial boot I ended up hitting the reset after waiting for 5+ minutes. be interesting what tomarrow brings. no I didn't have the soluto program installed for this morning's boot, bummer. Phoon: nothing seems out of place in those registry locations. anyone have an opinion on "driver
oh, and good morning everyone.
[quote]No shit.....[/quote] so em-bare-assed these are just the processes initially there are 60 something I'll do some cut and paste to a new post. my wife turned on my computer last night to print something but we had to leave while the screen was still on "loading windows" when we came back 4 ho
[quote]I figured it out [/quote] good for you. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] and it's something I'll wish I could remember sometime in the future.
and before I forget, thanks all and especially yrag for helping, really appreciated. little behind here, is driver agent any good?
from the bottom of the page V02.61 american megatrends 1999-2008 so I have resident shield disabled and windows defender off. windows defender shut off when I disabled resident shield. of course now I'm getting messages that AVG is turned off when everything else (anti-virus, e-mail, rootkit) indicates active processes. I've turned on window defender and excluded it from scanning itself, read somewhere that would help. it also recommended to turn it off all together but I'm a
processor info? - intel i7cpu 920 @ 2.67 GHZ, 2668 MHz, 4 cores, 8 logical processors motherboard P6T. boot time 2min 20sec.
[quote]Are you perhaps using WB v 7.2?[/quote] how quickly I forgot.
how and where do I disable AVG and the malware app. I can disable AVG for a time but it starts back up on reboot. Malware is the MS download. fast boot is enabled. I'll look into updating the drivers but I think I had to roll back cause of an issue nvidia had with??? but that has been some time ago, surely that should have been corrected by now. I'm holding off on the registry looksee at the moment.
interesting, when I click on advanced tools from this window it shows 3 performance issues the first is AVG AVI loader driver, the second indicates that I'd get better performance with changing color scheme to windows basic (not) and the third is the antimalware service executable
RAM = 12 gigs should be enough...? (win7 home professional) ASUS boot screen lasts for about 30 secs, loading windows screen lasts for about 2 minutes and loading win7 home professional takes about 30 seconds. I'll time it in the morning again, thanks all.
the back glow really adds to the blind, I like it, subtle but effective. I like the idea of using a mock-up also, hmmm
don't think this is a WB thing but a blind thing. pretty sure it has to do with margins and caption sizing, but...
cold boot was just about 3 minutes (it's the morning boot that takes so long) are you guys really sure that it takes less than a minute from a cold boot? warm boot = restart. cold boot = CPU has been powered down and then started up.
guess this is a maintenance day, ran avg scans, spybot, disk cleanup and ccleaner, all looking good. reboot was quick at about 2 minutes. see what happen tomorrow morning.
In the morning I turn on my computer, turn on the coffee pot, feed the cat, etc. by the time the coffee is made my pc is still booting up. sometimes it takes as long as 20 minutes to boot, seems excessive. anyone else having this time delay. rebooting during the day takes less time, usually under 5 minutes.