mjamja
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Slow windows booting time
On my computer when loading windows 98, the windows 98 splash screen appears for about two seconds and then goes to a blank screen and waits for about 20 seconds. Then a cursor appears on the top left of the screen and waits another 5 seconds and then loads up win 98 completely. Why is that break for about 20 seconds. How can I get rid of it?
I have a pentium 200MMX with 1.7G hdd (126mb free) and 64 mb ram.
Thank you
I have a pentium 200MMX with 1.7G hdd (126mb free) and 64 mb ram.
Thank you
How much are you loading at startup??
Bud
Bud
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How much am I loading during startup?.......
If you meant about the programs that could be seen from start > programs > startup,
then nothing. If there are some hidden programs please tell me how to find them
Thank you
If you meant about the programs that could be seen from start > programs > startup,
then nothing. If there are some hidden programs please tell me how to find them
Thank you
Dllshow will show you a bunch of running apps that do not show up in the End task list.
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[DLL Show for Windows 95 v3.5]
List DLL dependencies for all running processes
Updated: July 8th, 1998
See and download at http://www.execpc.com/~sbd/ OR
http://www.execpc.com/~sbd/DLLShow.html
DLL Show for Windows 95/98 is a small utility that displays a list of all tasks and processes
currently running on your MS Windows 95 system. I like it better than Norton Utilities
Resource meter. It shows how much ram is used, when ram is used up it shows where
your swapfile takes over and how much free. and GDI.
Regards
Bud
http://www.geocities.com/~budallen/
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[DLL Show for Windows 95 v3.5]
List DLL dependencies for all running processes
Updated: July 8th, 1998
See and download at http://www.execpc.com/~sbd/ OR
http://www.execpc.com/~sbd/DLLShow.html
DLL Show for Windows 95/98 is a small utility that displays a list of all tasks and processes
currently running on your MS Windows 95 system. I like it better than Norton Utilities
Resource meter. It shows how much ram is used, when ram is used up it shows where
your swapfile takes over and how much free. and GDI.
Regards
Bud
http://www.geocities.com/~budallen/
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You may want to also check your bootlog.txt and see what device driver is taking the longest to load.
Hope this helps
Craig