hp dv2000t wont boot up fast anymore.

after i changed the pagin file, when i boot up to the welcome screen, it just stay there for like 20 sec then 1 min more for the program to load up.

 

What exactly did you do to the page file? Change the size, relocate, etc. and how did you do whatever it is you did. There's likely a fairly easy solution to your problem, but it would help if you could explain exactly what you did in order to isolate the problem.

 

iono, i took off the paging file to test it out then i restarted. thats when it started happening. help me out proS!!

 

i keep changing it but it was fine untill i just took it all off. but now i put it bak still problem

 

wat is ure solution?? maby u can help me out cuz u seem to know alot

 

How many times have you rebooted? The first time you reboot after deleting the page file, it will take awhile to boot because Windows will automatically recreate the pagefile. This explaines your first delay at boot. Once this happens though, if you leave it alone your system should return to full speed booting. Perhaps the "changes" you mention are causing the system to recreate the page file every time you reboot. If nothing else, I would just return the settings to "Let Windows manage my virtual memory" and reboot. It will likely be slow again. Run for awhile then reboot again. You should be back to normal. If not, post again.

 

im gona do what u say but i dont think it will work cuz i put the paging file back and its been bootin up slowly till now. waht do u mean leave it alone, u mean turn it off and dont use it??? every time i do the check disk at boot up, it doesnt lagg at the start up but thats only when i schedule the check disk at start up..

 

Well, if you deleted it once, you might as well do it again. Probably the best thing to do is to reset the settings to "let Windows adjust my virtual memory...", then delete the page file and reboot. It will take forever to boot the first time because it will automatically recreate the file, but if you don't change anything again it should return to normal speed booting after that.

 

ok ima try that

 

still dont work dude