[RKinner]

ntbtlog looks bad. I would go to the PC maker's website and get the latest chipset installation utility and also the latest network adapter drivers.  Install the chipset first, then the network adapters.  Then delete the old ntbtlog.txt file, reboot and post the new one.

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Good morning Ron,

 

very much appriciate your help

latest Realtek software allready installed earlier this week

 

i see from specs fm mobo

northbridge intel x58

southbridge ICH10 chipset

 

i will have a look at the intel website for drivers

 

thanks again

[honshu]

Good morning Ron,

 

very much appriciate your help

latest Realtek software allready installed earlier this week

 

i see from specs fm mobo

northbridge intel x58

southbridge ICH10 chipset

 

i will have a look at the intel website for drivers

 

thanks again

[honshu]

intel driver utility could not help me- does not find any drivers

 

There are currently no downloads available for "x58" 

Edited by honshu, 18 January 2015 - 01:57 AM.

[RKinner]

See if this one will install:

 

https://downloadcent...=20775&lang=eng

 

Get the top one then save it, right click on it and run as admin.

[honshu]

worked- thks!

no change as yet

Attached Files

•  ntbtlog.txt   19.19KB   266 downloads

[RKinner]

Looks like you really needed the chipset.  The boot log looks a lot better.

 

Search for anyseeTU.SYS.  Is it even on your system anywhere?

 

Get autoruns:  http://live.sysinter...om/autoruns.exe

 

save and right click and run as admin.

 

Once it finishes scanning look for DgiVecp.sys and uncheck it.  You can uncheck any other yellow highlighted lines.

 

 

Have you tried creating a new log in with admin rights?  Does it also boot so slowly?

[RKinner]

Going to have to get off line.  We are driving back home today.

[honshu]

have a safe ride home

[honshu]

anyseeTU.sys not traceable on  machine

 

unchecked all yellow boxes

 

DgiVecp.sys unchecked

 

NIco has administrator rights

 

first 2 boots were ok then 3rd and subsequent boots same problem- shutting down>starting up 7 minutes

Edited by honshu, 18 January 2015 - 09:57 AM.

[honshu]

good start up= loading profile in ms outlook takes a while though

Attached Files

•  ntbtlog.txt   18.94KB   253 downloads

[honshu]

another good boot and ms outlook loading immediately

 

sometimes loading profile in ms outlook takes some time and with a good boot it loads immediately after start up

Edited by honshu, 18 January 2015 - 11:58 AM.

[honshu]

another perfect boot with loading msoutlook immediately and no delay in loading profile

Attached Files

•  ntbtlog.txt   18.94KB   240 downloads

[honshu]

bad boot ms outlook loading profile and starting programs delayed

Attached Files

•  ntbtlog.txt   18.94KB   274 downloads

Edited by honshu, 18 January 2015 - 12:37 PM.

[RKinner]

The boot log looks normal.  The files that it doesn't load are almost always not loaded.

 

Guess we can move on.

 

If you go into the Safe Mode menu on boot and select the low resolution video option does it still take forever?

[honshu]

F8 and how do i select low resolution video?