Vista - Connect to Network Substantial Delay in Businesss RTM

Has anyone experienced a delay that occurs when you click right click on the
network icon in the systray and click connect to network? I have a Dell D620
Notebook with a Core 2 Duo 2.33 Proc 2 GB Memory. I have about 18 VPN
Connections which I believe to have something do do with this delay. After
Running process monitor numerous times I have noticed that the operation
causes about 120000 registry operations while waiting the 60 seconds for the
window to open. While analyzing the registry trace I can see that it is
accessing a specific set of registry keys thay have to do with calling cards
(telephony related keys). I guess it does this for every VPN connection
which is a complete drag. It sure is a pain when you go to connect to a
wireless network and you have to wait 60 seconds for the window to open. I
have noticed on Vista RTM machines without any VPN connections the connect
to network dialog opens immediately.

Thanks STF

Have you activated? I know vista kept doing this on my laptop till it was
activated. For some reason it wants to auto activate with every reboot.

"Sean T. Furman [STF]" wrote:

> Has anyone experienced a delay that occurs when you click right click on the
> network icon in the systray and click connect to network? I have a Dell D620
> Notebook with a Core 2 Duo 2.33 Proc 2 GB Memory. I have about 18 VPN
> Connections which I believe to have something do do with this delay. After
> Running process monitor numerous times I have noticed that the operation
> causes about 120000 registry operations while waiting the 60 seconds for the
> window to open. While analyzing the registry trace I can see that it is
> accessing a specific set of registry keys thay have to do with calling cards
> (telephony related keys). I guess it does this for every VPN connection
> which is a complete drag. It sure is a pain when you go to connect to a
> wireless network and you have to wait 60 seconds for the window to open. I
> have noticed on Vista RTM machines without any VPN connections the connect
> to network dialog opens immediately.
>
> Thanks STF
>
>

I am activated. Just for kicks I put an explicit deny on the cards key and
now everything works great. The network center opens in about 2 seconds
instead of 45. Internet explorer opens very fast also because it was
accessing the same keys. No issues have come up yet in result of locking
down the key.

"Emory Tech" <EmoryTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9C139C3C-CF4E-4CC2-8B77-CFD904FBD038@microsoft.com...
> Have you activated? I know vista kept doing this on my laptop till it was
> activated. For some reason it wants to auto activate with every reboot.
>
> "Sean T. Furman [STF]" wrote:
>
>> Has anyone experienced a delay that occurs when you click right click on
>> the
>> network icon in the systray and click connect to network? I have a Dell
>> D620
>> Notebook with a Core 2 Duo 2.33 Proc 2 GB Memory. I have about 18 VPN
>> Connections which I believe to have something do do with this delay.
>> After
>> Running process monitor numerous times I have noticed that the operation
>> causes about 120000 registry operations while waiting the 60 seconds for
>> the
>> window to open. While analyzing the registry trace I can see that it is
>> accessing a specific set of registry keys thay have to do with calling
>> cards
>> (telephony related keys). I guess it does this for every VPN connection
>> which is a complete drag. It sure is a pain when you go to connect to a
>> wireless network and you have to wait 60 seconds for the window to open.
>> I
>> have noticed on Vista RTM machines without any VPN connections the
>> connect
>> to network dialog opens immediately.
>>
>> Thanks STF
>>
>>