yjchong514
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After remove one of the user account, windows 7 boot up slow.
Dear EE members,
Environment:
OS Spec: Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
CPU: Intel Core i3 M380 2.53 Mhz
RAM: 4 GB
Stand Alone PC
Problem:
Previously, I have created a standard user account for my niece to use my computer.
Now, I have removed this account after she left via my admin account since yesterday.
The login process is quite slow compare to previous time. Now,It takes about 1 minute.
Last time, it takes about 10 seconds.
Note:
I have only one account which is admin account.
Any idea to solve this problem?
Regards,
yjchong514
Environment:
OS Spec: Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
CPU: Intel Core i3 M380 2.53 Mhz
RAM: 4 GB
Stand Alone PC
Problem:
Previously, I have created a standard user account for my niece to use my computer.
Now, I have removed this account after she left via my admin account since yesterday.
The login process is quite slow compare to previous time. Now,It takes about 1 minute.
Last time, it takes about 10 seconds.
Note:
I have only one account which is admin account.
Any idea to solve this problem?
Regards,
yjchong514
Check the event viewer for any errors
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Do you have drivers installed on the deleted user's account; eventviewer can help to find out this.
Update the drivers;
Update the drivers;
Is it slower now at the Starting Windows screen or when it is loading your desktop?
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@Rockpig
Starting Windows screen
@rjantonelli:
Good Article to know more. TQ.
@marahman3001:
How to trace the driver from event viewer?
@marahman3001:
Autorun is a convenience tool. TQ.
Starting Windows screen
@rjantonelli:
Good Article to know more. TQ.
@marahman3001:
How to trace the driver from event viewer?
@marahman3001:
Autorun is a convenience tool. TQ.