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Have a thin client hp 4320t, noticing that when it's plugged into the network, when you boot up and logon at the logon screen (to the domain) it takes like 30 seconds for the login screen to enter and proceed with loading the Windows OS.<br />
However if you unplug the network cable and logon, it logs on very quickly.<br />
Could this be a service or driver causing this hang or DHCP issue?
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Have a thin client hp 4320t, noticing that when it's plugged into the network, when you boot up and logon at the logon screen (to the domain) it takes like 30 seconds for the login screen to enter and proceed with loading the Windows OS.
However if you unplug the network cable and logon, it logs on very quickly.
Could this be a service or driver causing this hang or DHCP issue?

Laptop logon hangs

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