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From: Vjekoslav on 25 Feb 2010 13:11 It has nothing to do with hardware, it's just your OS, which is I presume just instaled and Search Indexer is indexing your data so is slowing system down.Another thing is may be updating OS and other software installed. Just give your mashine a bit of time and I belive it's going to be all fine. Of course, I didn't read all of your message, so can't give you more info. Don't like to give advices blind. One thing is what it says, other is actual situation. Try to help yourself, moving around, trying this and that, and you'll find the solution. Best wishes..... for a good mashine.
From: Steven Sinclair on 26 Feb 2010 14:48 Hmm...yes, perhaps the same day of OS installation, I could expect the system to slow "a little bit," but consistently 10 minutes at the shutdown portion of every single restart...even two weeks after OS installation is a bit ridiculous, wouldn't you say? Oh yeah, and in case it makes a difference, my Windows Experience Index is 7.9 across the board. ;-)
From: Bobby Johnson on 26 Feb 2010 15:43 It's definitely not a characteristic of Windows 7 to be slow either way. You need to look very closely at your system to see if you can discover what is affecting your system. My startup and shutdown with Win 7 x64 Pro is pretty quick but I have never timed it. Probably around two minutes for startup and about a minute for shutdown. I've had my system since late August. On 2010-02-26 14:48, Steven Sinclair wrote: > Hmm...yes, perhaps the same day of OS installation, I could expect the system > to slow "a little bit," but consistently 10 minutes at the shutdown portion > of every single restart...even two weeks after OS installation is a bit > ridiculous, wouldn't you say? Oh yeah, and in case it makes a difference, my > Windows Experience Index is 7.9 across the board. ;-)
From: Tom on 26 Feb 2010 23:59 That actually seems like a long time for a start-up and shutdown in Win7 64bit. I startup in about 25 seconds and shutdown in about 5-10 seconds. Even in XP with my previous PC, I would start-up in about 30 seconds and shutdown in about 5-10 seconds as well. "Bobby Johnson" <rjohnson(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:ex5GkRytKHA.5036(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > It's definitely not a characteristic of Windows 7 to be slow either way. > You need to look very closely at your system to see if you can discover > what is affecting your system. > > My startup and shutdown with Win 7 x64 Pro is pretty quick but I have > never timed it. Probably around two minutes for startup and about a > minute for shutdown. > > I've had my system since late August. > > > > On 2010-02-26 14:48, Steven Sinclair wrote: >> Hmm...yes, perhaps the same day of OS installation, I could expect the >> system >> to slow "a little bit," but consistently 10 minutes at the shutdown >> portion >> of every single restart...even two weeks after OS installation is a bit >> ridiculous, wouldn't you say? Oh yeah, and in case it makes a difference, >> my >> Windows Experience Index is 7.9 across the board. ;-)
From: VE2 on 27 Feb 2010 23:27
Just a thought...it it just as slow when not connected to any network? "Steven Sinclair" <StevenSinclair(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C6D21500-9C02-4CEB-96CA-156E8B34EC61(a)microsoft.com... > Windows 7 Enterprise x64 > Intel i7 Quad > 8GB DDR3 > > During startup and shutdown (especially shutdown), I'm experiencing a > whole > lot of slowness. I think I've traced down why, but don't understand the > technical behind the errors. Here's what I'm seeing: > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : SearchIndexer.exe > Friendly Name : Microsoft Windows Search Indexer > Version : 7.00.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Total Time : 15715ms > Degradation Time : 10715ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T20:42:21.671600300Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > Windows has started up: > Boot Duration : 221684ms > IsDegradation : false > Incident Time (UTC) : > 2010-02-22T20:42:21.671600300Z > Event ID: 100 > Level: Critical > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Information > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : svchost.exe > Friendly Name : Host Process for Windows Services > Version : 6.1.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Total Time : 9698ms > Degradation Time : 4698ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T20:42:21.671600300Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : msiexec.exe > Friendly Name : Windows® installer > Version : 5.0.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Total Time : 10702ms > Degradation Time : 4702ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T20:42:21.671600300Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : communicator.exe > Friendly Name : Microsoft Office Communicator 2005 > Version : 1.0.559.0 (RTC Version 4.3.5371.0) > built by: lccmain > Total Time : 16649ms > Degradation Time : 11649ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T16:32:22.624800200Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > Windows has started up: > Boot Duration : 134371ms > IsDegradation : true > Incident Time (UTC) : > 2010-02-22T16:32:22.624800200Z > Event ID: 100 > Level: Critical > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Information > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : svchost.exe > Friendly Name : Host Process for Windows Services > Version : 6.1.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Total Time : 13350ms > Degradation Time : 5850ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T16:32:22.624800200Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : explorer.exe > Friendly Name : Windows Explorer > Version : 6.1.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Total Time : 3417ms > Degradation Time : 917ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T16:32:22.624800200Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > This application took longer than usual to start up, resulting in a > performance degradation in the system startup process: > File Name : dllhost.exe > Friendly Name : COM Surrogate > Version : 6.1.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Total Time : 3633ms > Degradation Time : 1133ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-22T16:32:22.624800200Z > Event ID: 101 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Boot Degradation > > This service caused a delay during hybrid-sleep: > File Name : IFXTCS > Friendly Name : TCPA TSS Core Service > Version : 3.60.2071.00 > Total Time : 5007ms > Degradation Time : 4007ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-20T06:38:19.272418500Z > Event ID: 303 > Level: Error > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Standby Degradation > > Windows has resumed from standby: > Standby Duration : 29599ms > Standby Incident Time (UTC) : > 2010-02-20T06:38:19.272418500Z > Resume Duration : 15511ms > Resume Incident Time (UTC) : > 2010-02-22T15:11:46.538031800Z > IsDegradation : true > Event ID: 300 > Level: Error > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Standby Information > > Preparing core system for sleep was slower than expected: > Name : PreSleepCallbacks > Total Time : 103ms > Degradation Time : 53ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-20T06:38:19.272418500Z > Event ID: 309 > Level: Warning > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Standby Degradation > > This driver responded slower than expected to the resume request while > servicing this device: > Driver File Name : \Driver\ACPI > Driver Friendly Name : ACPI Driver for NT > Driver Version : 6.1.7600.16385 > (win7_rtm.090713-1255) > Driver Total Time : 1639ms > Driver Degradation Time : 1239ms > Incident Time (UTC) : > 2010-02-22T15:11:46.538031800Z > Device Name : ACPI_HAL\PNP0C08\0 > Device Friendly Name : Microsoft ACPI-Compliant > System > Device Total Time : 1639ms > Device Degradation Time : 1239ms > Event ID: 351 > Level: Error > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Standby Degradation > > Persisting disk caches was slower than expected: > Name : FlushVolumes > Total Time : 6730ms > Degradation Time : 3730ms > Incident Time (UTC) : 2010-02-20T06:38:19.272418500Z > Event ID: 305 > Level: Error > User: LOCAL SERVICE > OpCode: Standby Degradation > > Is it just me or does it appear as though the system is having issues with > standby or hibernation? The interesting part of this whole thing is that > I've > never initiated a standby or hibernation process...only simple startups > and > shutdowns. I'm at a loss. Anyone have any suggestions for me? > > Thank you. |