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After I login to Vista, it is unresponsive for 5-10 minutes. Throughout this time the service "lanmanserver" is "starting up". Does anyone know how to make this required service start more quickly? I may be on the wrong path all-together. Are there other reasons for the system to hang for serveral minutes after login? The only program I seem to be able to run is firefox. IE, MSN messenger, etc., don't run for several minutes until all the services have started. Thanks! -Drew | ||
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"drew" wrote: > After I login to Vista, it is unresponsive for 5-10 minutes. Throughout > this time the service "lanmanserver" is "starting up". Does anyone know how > to make this required service start more quickly? I don't have this issue. | ||
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I am experiencing the same problem for the past few days. Only my system hangs for about 15 minutes. The Task Manager says that LanManServer is starting. Also the LAN/Internet Icon on the tool bar has a red X. I can get onto the Internet with Internet Explorer and some other applications that needs access to the Internet but Windows Mail only pops up a blue rectangle in the middle of the screen. The red X disappears from the LAN/Internet connection icon in the tool bar and is replaced by the blue dot and the lanmanserver status in the Task Manager goes from starting up to run. After that all applications that need access to the Internet are functional. Do you have VoIP on your system and/or are you using a Linksys router? LanManServer may be a Linksys application or a Microsoft application used by Linksys. I am investigating that possibility. Have you downloaded any Vista updates recently? | ||
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