windows explorer too slow

[david carvalho]

Hi!
I have a windows XP pro with SP2, built from windows 2000 pro upgrade.
Everything is fine, except that any file or program that I open via windows
explorer or my computer takes too long. If the network is disconnected, this
problem disappears. I have no network drive mappings.
the disks are defragmented.
Any idea ?
thanks !
David

[Steven L Umbach]

Try booting into Safe Mode and Safe Mode with networking to see if that
makes any difference. If it does you can try using msconfig in selective
startup mode to find out what service/startup process is causing the
problem. Msconfig is included with XP. Enter msconfig in the run box and hit
OK to start it.

Steve


"david carvalho" <davidcarvalho@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:336D61D2-E714-4B80-8A89-6C885C690043@microsoft.com...
> Hi!
> I have a windows XP pro with SP2, built from windows 2000 pro upgrade.
> Everything is fine, except that any file or program that I open via
> windows
> explorer or my computer takes too long. If the network is disconnected,
> this
> problem disappears. I have no network drive mappings.
> the disks are defragmented.
> Any idea ?
> thanks !
> David
>

[david carvalho]

Hi ! I forgot that one.
Thanks ! I'll try it as soon as I can !
David

"Steven L Umbach" wrote:

> Try booting into Safe Mode and Safe Mode with networking to see if that
> makes any difference. If it does you can try using msconfig in selective
> startup mode to find out what service/startup process is causing the
> problem. Msconfig is included with XP. Enter msconfig in the run box and hit
> OK to start it.
>
> Steve
>
>
> "david carvalho" <davidcarvalho@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:336D61D2-E714-4B80-8A89-6C885C690043@microsoft.com...
> > Hi!
> > I have a windows XP pro with SP2, built from windows 2000 pro upgrade.
> > Everything is fine, except that any file or program that I open via
> > windows
> > explorer or my computer takes too long. If the network is disconnected,
> > this
> > problem disappears. I have no network drive mappings.
> > the disks are defragmented.
> > Any idea ?
> > thanks !
> > David
> >
>
>
>