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Are there any included tools in Windows 7 which would help me determine why it keeps showing me this welcome screen for minutes after the login?
I like the tools which sometimes inform me about the drivers provoking a bluescreen or other problems. But I couldn't find any way to see why my machine takes so long to show me the desktop.
UPDATE:
- The computer is in a domain
- The antivirus is Microsoft Security Essentials
UPDATE 2:
Using MSCONFIG I disabled all services (except those from Microsoft) and all startup items. This resulted in no change.
I then chose to boot "Diagnostic setup" in MSCONFIG which seems to disable all services including those from Microsoft and now the welcome message didn't hang that long anymore.
So now it would be interesting to find which MS service is producing this...
Go look in the Event viewer. They have a whole lot of info in there now for this sort of thing. – None – 2009-10-19T13:37:46.753
1Is the computer in a domain? – Chris_K – 2009-10-19T13:46:07.900
I see a change here. Windows Vista usually makes me wait for about one minute before the login. – Daniel Daranas – 2009-10-19T13:48:59.470
1Yes, the computer is in a domain. But it's slow even when the network cable is attached so the controller can be found immediatly. And yes, Vista always took so long before you see the login, now with 7 it's after the login. – Marc – 2009-10-19T14:01:09.190
I checked the event viewer already. There's nothing immediatly recognizable as being slow or with alert state. – Marc – 2009-10-19T14:09:19.270
So, any progress? – Tim Pietzcker – 2009-10-23T07:05:47.643
Yes I tried to disable some services like "Andrea ADI Filters Service" which has known problems on Vista (Google for it). But it didn't improve anything. Next I'll try the apps in startup. Then I'll try this WinBootInfo tool if required. I'll let you know. – Marc – 2009-10-23T08:58:37.337
@Tim: See the new results in the update 2 in the question. So I guess I'm quite stuck here. – Marc – 2009-10-23T09:31:37.847
And you do have a wallpaper image on your desktop? – Tim Pietzcker – 2009-10-29T12:17:37.537
@Tim: Yes I do have a wallpaper. I'm using the "Windows 7" Aero Theme so the default wallpaper is being used. – Marc – 2009-11-02T08:16:40.250