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Need advice and/or direction
My XP Pro Add/Remove Programs takes up to 4 minutes to populate, during
which time there seems to be some sort of looping going on on the HDD (1.5 seconds of what sounds like sequential seeking followed by about 250 ms of silence, then repeats). System is clean and properly maintained, free of any rootkits, HDD is defragged and error-free, and KB893303 has been reinstalled. Searches on symptoms have found a number of complaints, but no solutions reported or found to be effective, other than a Repair Install reported to having been effective. Before going into any greater detail on the issue, which MS newsgroup would be the most appropriate one to pusure the matter on? Regards, Allan Smith |
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Re: Need advice and/or direction
"Allan Smith" <guesswho@guesswhere.com> wrote:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Do you have a mail account with "GoDaddy.com, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ"? If this is not the case stop abusing registered domain names! Shall noninvolved people get all the spam on behalf of you? > My XP Pro Add/Remove Programs takes up to 4 minutes to populate, > ... > Searches on symptoms have found a number of complaints, but no solutions > reported or found to be effective, other than a Repair Install reported > to having been effective. A repair install does not help - comprehend the principle: http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/ar...09/178342.aspx The delay results from a inaptly concept which was obviously accepted by the deep sleeping beta testers - and directly caused by the missing size information which should have been provided by the particular software installation routines. -- d-d |
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