The only thing I can think of, Ivan, is that the slow enumeration loads may be audio 
for running programs in DOS which it is having difficulty loading - probably trying 
to detect something that isn't there, so the load is useless anyway.

See if you can find an audio enumerator under System Devices, and disable it. That's 
about all I can think of.






On Saturday, August 30, 2003 at 10:22 am, Ivan Linhares wrote:
>I´m a dedicate reader digest, I´m just read IvanF tips some time ago.
>
>Well...Windows loading time can be really dramatically reduced. My guess is that
>80%
>of computers with windows and dummie/average user are loading really slow,
>and this is not good for people who want time to develop everything in life.
>
>I´ve download bootlog analyser. Guess what? I´ve found bizarre delays (30sec++, 
even
>55sec!)
>but I don´t have a deal how to tackle it, although I know registry framework :(
>
>10:09:10    0.00  Init Success hsflop.pdr
>10:09:10    8.00  Initing esdi_506.pdr
>10:09:18    0.06  Init Success esdi_506.pdr
>10:09:18    0.33  Initing esdi_506.pdr
>10:09:18    0.22  Init Success esdi_506.pdr (generic IDE disk type)
>
>10:09:21    0.00 Init = TSRQuery (time estimated)
>10:09:21    4.67 InitDone = TSRQuery (t. est.)
>
>10:09:26    0.06  Enumerating Default Floppy controller (BIOS\*PNP0700\0C)
>10:09:26   18.83  Enumerated Default Floppy controller (BIOS\*PNP0700\0C)
>
>10:09:46    0.00 Init = Display Resources (t. est)
>10:09:46   56.33 InitDone =Display Resources (t es)
>
>10:10:43   32.56  Enumerated Microsoft Kernel System Renderer (SW\{A7C7A5B0-5AF3-11D1-9CED-00A024BF0407}\{9B365890-165F-11D0-A195-0020A
>10:11:15    0.00  Enumerating Plug and Play software device (ROOT\SWENUM\0000)
>
>10:16:57  51.50 enumerated Microsoft Kernel Audio mixer (SW\{B7EAFDC0-.....\{X.....
>
>I use MVP4 motherboard with default 4in1 drivers and AC97 onboard sound card with
>default
>driver (and an update one were tested as well).
>
>How could I reduce these delays? How about these enumerating ones? I´ve tried everything,
>like turning off plug and play detection, removing almost ALL starting programs 
in
>registry ´run´and ´runonce´.
>
>Also, I removed registry keys, as these KERNEL system renderer and others, e.g. 
Kernel
>BDA filter, Proxy transmission, proxy time and kernel
>audio mixer (all related to AC97 function in the south bridge, I think).
>
>I get no sound after one of these things being removed. I don´t know which is the
>culprit.
>
>I´ve also found that the default floppy driver in the registry has FLAGS to be set
>in hexa. But no manual available :(
>
>Capabilities    14 00 00 00 (maybe configurable)
>Class             Disk drive  
>ConfigFlags    00 00 00 00 (maybe configurable)
>
>Any ideas, keys or tips? I would appreciate it a lot!! Everything to reduce my iddle
>times on earth. But don´t say - hey, buy a new sound card and remove floppy hardware,
>that´s silly :/
>

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