Hi!
I read the sticky thread about removing kb2823324, but I don't have that installed.
Bascially, I decided to create a new user account on my Asus Laptop Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit so that I could leave my original user account as my 'work/business' account and have a different account for everything else.
The original account was fine and ran smooth. When I created my new account, everything was fine until I started removing programs and did a windows update(which I hadn't done in ages).
I had removed the following:
Cyberlink media software
smart logon(I don't use facial recognition to logon)
Microsoft Office 2003 and the 2010 trial. (I left my Office professional 2010 intact).
Everything was fine at that point, and then that's when I did the Windows update and there were like 68 updates installed.
Now, the computer still starts up fast, after entering my password at the login screen it only takes about 10-15 seconds for the desktop to appear, I can move the mouse around ok, everything in the system tray loads quick (elan mousepad, volume control, kaspersky, hd graphics properties). However, I can't really open anything for about 3-5 minutes. Normally, it would only take about 20 seconds for the desktop to be loaded and ready to open things. It was snap and pop. I could normally hit ctrl alt del and open task manager right after logging in, but now when I do that it continues to hang. Then, like I said, after about 5 minutes, everything that I had clicked; opens. After that, everything runs normal snap and pop... until I restart/shutdown, then I experience the same thing again.
lol, my explanations suck. In summary, after logging in and the desktop appears, desktop/start menu/ctrl alt del are all unresponsive for the first 5 minutes(even though I can move the mouse around).
I'm 'confident' that it isn't malware related, as that problem only started after all the Windows Updates.
One thing I have noticed is a svchost.exe that has about 100k mem usage that never did before. Using Process Explorer I see that svchost is for:
AudioEndpointBuilder
CscService
hidserv
Netman
PcaSvc
SysMain
TrkWks
UxSms
Wlansvc
Could that be the cause of the long delay after logging in then giving me the 'unresponsive' desktop for the first few minutes?
I read the sticky thread about removing kb2823324, but I don't have that installed.
Bascially, I decided to create a new user account on my Asus Laptop Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit so that I could leave my original user account as my 'work/business' account and have a different account for everything else.
The original account was fine and ran smooth. When I created my new account, everything was fine until I started removing programs and did a windows update(which I hadn't done in ages).
I had removed the following:
Cyberlink media software
smart logon(I don't use facial recognition to logon)
Microsoft Office 2003 and the 2010 trial. (I left my Office professional 2010 intact).
Everything was fine at that point, and then that's when I did the Windows update and there were like 68 updates installed.
Now, the computer still starts up fast, after entering my password at the login screen it only takes about 10-15 seconds for the desktop to appear, I can move the mouse around ok, everything in the system tray loads quick (elan mousepad, volume control, kaspersky, hd graphics properties). However, I can't really open anything for about 3-5 minutes. Normally, it would only take about 20 seconds for the desktop to be loaded and ready to open things. It was snap and pop. I could normally hit ctrl alt del and open task manager right after logging in, but now when I do that it continues to hang. Then, like I said, after about 5 minutes, everything that I had clicked; opens. After that, everything runs normal snap and pop... until I restart/shutdown, then I experience the same thing again.
lol, my explanations suck. In summary, after logging in and the desktop appears, desktop/start menu/ctrl alt del are all unresponsive for the first 5 minutes(even though I can move the mouse around).
I'm 'confident' that it isn't malware related, as that problem only started after all the Windows Updates.
One thing I have noticed is a svchost.exe that has about 100k mem usage that never did before. Using Process Explorer I see that svchost is for:
AudioEndpointBuilder
CscService
hidserv
Netman
PcaSvc
SysMain
TrkWks
UxSms
Wlansvc
Could that be the cause of the long delay after logging in then giving me the 'unresponsive' desktop for the first few minutes?
