OT: s l o w login

[RoyalHeart]

Robert Baer wrote:

RoyalHeart wrote:

Try this:

http://rhythmfm.com/support/index.php?content=modem%2Fslowlogin.html

RoyalHeart

That reference seems to relate to Win95
^^^^^

OOPS! My goof. I skimmed over it without really looking to see which Win
version it applied to.

Sorry.

RoyalHeart

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[Robert Baer]

RoyalHeart wrote:

Robert Baer wrote:

RoyalHeart wrote:

Try this:

http://rhythmfm.com/support/index.php?content=modem%2Fslowlogin.html

RoyalHeart

That reference seems to relate to Win95

^^^^^

OOPS! My goof. I skimmed over it without really looking to see which Win
version it applied to.

Sorry.

RoyalHeart

Not a problem; i will try almost anything.

Besides, it is possible that i missed something.

 

[RoyalHeart]

Robert Baer wrote:

i will try almost anything.
Besides, it is possible that i missed something.

Okay. Not knowing your exact setup, I'm guessing on a few things. With
that in mind, try these (worth a shot):

http://forums.windrivers.com/archive/index.php/t-46024.html

http://www.computing.net/windows2000/wwwboard/forum/61876.html (not so
sure about this one)

http://www.security-forums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=174122 (or this one)


Erm... Just thought of something. Check to see if TCP/IP is the ONLY
network protocol enabled in DUN. Years ago I first got on the Net I
wondered why logon took so long. After doing some checking, I learned
that for dial-up to the Internet access ONLY, TCP/IP should be the only
protocol enabled in the DUN connection settings. Won't hurt to check.

Hope all this helps.

RoyalHeart

--

A thoughtful pause, then resumes the prince, "We must Learn from
Yesterday, Live for Today, and look Forward to Tomorrow, for The Past be
The Present, and No Less The Future."