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• APEX application builder very slow start + Web site

  I ' am knows a very slow start of the APEX and APEX Web sites on a Windows 2003 server and a base of XE. I see very long waits (75 sec) for the status of virtual circuits. Is there a resolution to this problem?
  
  Edited by: WebMees NL on July 8, 2009 19:33

  Hello:

  Connect to the database as the user "sys".

  select name,value from v$parameter where name ='shared_servers'; --- current setting
  
  alter system set shared_servers=5 scope = both; --- change setting to 5 
  

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• HP 250 g3: laptop Very slow start

  Hello
  That I declare that I'm not an expert in computer science, but in my small way, I can arranciarmi.
  I got my 250 G3 AL windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Hp laptop, connect to your site I have downloaded all the drivers I have appeared and is fully functional, with the help of the forum mail Reading SOME Reed.
  I never ask to come and start the laptop very slow? Is it normal?
  Then another thing, I can not find the audio softwere to change settings in order to be able to talk about what the Realtek. I included pictures of Device Manager

  

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• Very slow start and run for Dell Inspiron 6400 XP times

  "I have a problem with an Inspiron 6400 brought to ' horribly slow start and run time.  XP Pro 32 bit SP3 patched up to date.  Cleaned up a lot of "undesirable", as the partially uninstalled programs, cleaned the files temporary etc. with CCleaner, cleaned and optimized the registry afer all the cleaning has been done, defragmented, tried to start without any of the boot files, disabled all unnecessary services and uninstalled virus checking software, (but ran several anti-virus controls) etc. - no help.   Safe Start Mode is faster, but... not at all normal - 1 1/2 minutes of screen to logon instead of close to 3 minutes.  A lot of memory (2 GB), which rises to 600 to 700 MB runnng all the stuff I've tried.  Hard drive is 1/3 used out of 120 GB with a 2 GB swap file.

  One thing I'm still scratching my head over - beyond the horribly slow boot - is very slow access to files even though everything seems to work normally, but as molasses in January.  Looking at the performance of the Task Manager tab when I run a copy of a file (whether via a cmd window or with Windows Explorer), I see a near max processor would be and the other with a small business.  Even if the customer says he had been getting worse for some time, after checking and cleaning of all things 'normal', my next thought was perhaps a bad disk or disk controller driver, but chkdsk ran very well (although it took hours) even if I ' d I have already updated all drivers (and even the DVD firmware and BIOS) on the Dell web site.  Oh, and I ran Dell Diagnostics (from bootable CD) updates all with no errors found.  And access to the slow file even with symptoms had max-processor occur with a copy of the file on a USB key that seems to eliminiate the hard disk, the disk controller and the pilot.

  The other interesting part of the display for a file copy task manager is that the processes tab simply shows System Idle 97 to 99%, with a percentage of casual for other processes as Explorer while I see 1 max out procesor on the performance tab.  That the same copy on your desktop shows 3-4% of the CPU usage and who is with active antivirus software.  I'm almost ready to fall toward a Windows reinstall, but would like to find the real reason behind this problem of puzzle...

  It of almost as if he's using PIO instead of DMA disk access, but... don't know how/where to test this.

  Look at:

  http://Windows-XP-tricks.com/direct-memory-access-DMA-on-IDE-hard-drive.php

  and

  http://winhlp.com/node/10

  Solved!   Thanks for the links, especially to each other.  An old but still a goodie!

  For those who have enquring spirits (and anyone else who stumbles across this thread), the primary IDE controller has been set to PIO and locked it.  Who would have thought that Windows slowly reduced the transfer speed, whenever he saw 6 errors on an IDE device until it has been reduced to PIO and then he locked it?  But the procedures described in the link of winhlp.com showed how to solve the problem.

  There are actually several problems that led to the final symptoms.  According to KB817472, the Atapi.sys has been improved in XP SP2 only degrade the speed of transfer on 6 consecutive errors instead of 6 cumulative errors.  And even though everything I have (Microsoft update) was seen and showed that this area was to SP3, I found that the driver for the controller layer IDE was the SP2 version.  Someone ran sfc previously perhaps?

  Oh, and I know now that the Task Manager process tab does not time processor kernal, but the performance tab.  Good to know...

  Thanks again to all who have responded.  Starting at the time of connection-question now is 40 seconds.   You'll love Untra DMA mode 5.   There is still a lingering question in my mind, since I've had the same symptoms of slow copy of a file on a flash drive.  Perhaps a link in some way to the way that Windows treats a flashdrive as a "drive"...

• Very slow start, Services could not be started

  Hello

  I use Windows 7 Ultimate on my Vaio computer
  A few days ago, I experienced a very new problem for me, which is:
  -Start up Windows very slowly (welcome screen minutes...)
  -When I get home from office, it shows that windows could not connect to the "Event Notification Service"
  (- When I started to use the services of the window (click on desktop, taskbar, using network, or 'service' to enable the notification of event services...), I feel very slow loading, then hang up for minutes)
  -View event log services also could not start, so I couldn't see what happened. After you enable this service, I restart my laptop and same thing happens again
  -After it started to slow down, things worked normally (Internet explorer, other programs...)
  I did the things so far:
  -C' happened all of a sudden, I don't update or installed new programs
  -J' I have try start-up repair, could not find any problem
  -J' have disk check, nothing wrong...
  -Tried in safe mode, same thing
  Hoping to find a solution for this because this is my second post here, my previous post about blue screen due to USB_DRIVER... stuff has not been resolved, and I had to live with it.
  Thank you

  Dear Sir.

  I tried to follow your instructions and it worked.
  However, I had other problems and I tried to google out them, but I found solutions did not work for me.
  So what I did, I did an 'upgrade' to replace the files on my system.
  Problems with the services of the event disappeared, windows starts a little slowly, but the previous problems that I reported here are gone.
  then I found another problem with my office 2013 after I did the upgrade. Tried Google on solutions and still can't solve.
  I need office to work and I had to do a new reinstall my windows, so things are back to normal.
  I still think that my drive has problem, as about 2 months ago, I had the same problem (slow start), I have reinstall my windows, and then recently, it happens again.
  So I will wait to see this time, if the problem persists, I'll do disk check and allow you to see the report and hope that you could point to if my drive gone bad.
  Thank you very much

• Time of very slow start with SSD

  Hello

  I spent the last few days the net trying to find a solution to the boot of win7 very slow but have led to nothing so far trawling.
  Im running Win7 Pro in bootcamp on a Macbook Pro with an SSD and 16 GB of RAM, but don't get a time horribly slow start, including a screen black (with usable mouse) for a long time before the watch office. I am not able to do a reinstall but would like to get the issue resolved if possible.

  So far, I checked the event viewer to see there are problems and I don't see anything significant that the mere fact that each entry includes an 'Error' level, but I don't see what this error. I also used the process monitor to see what takes so long and there are a couple of processes which are time consuming and show a result 'Cancelled', one being svchost.exe 110secs (path: ...system32\drivers\etc) and the other 23secs Explorer.exe (path: ...appdata\roaming\microsoft\systemcertificates\my)

  I should mention that I'm very new to this kind of troubleshooting but would appreciate any help I can get!

  Thank you!

  The problem is that windows has been hanged in trying to restore network connections. Problem solved!

• Tecra A2: Very slow start sequence

  Hello

  I use a PC laptop Toshiba Tecra A2, in my laptop startup sequence is very slow, it takes almost 10-15 minutes to display the login screen of the Windows XP splash screen. I formatted my laptop and installed XP fresh twice but the problem is still their.

  Please help me...

  Thanks in advance.
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  Hello valerie

  What is some external device connected to your laptop?

• Satellite L650-12 q - slow very slow start & preformance

  My laptop is a Satellite L650-12 q with Windows 7 home premium 64-bit, intel core i5 - 43 M and 4096 MB of RAM. It works very well but begins to be a little slow last weekend, I've defragmented it and it got a little better. Then two days ago you 22mins at startup (& login) and an another 7 minutes just to open all programs. It is slow to seriously.

  I have defraged there once again, run the Tuneup Utilities (who says there is nothing to the difficulty to start), run my antivirus & anti-malware and it starts in safe mode. Even to start diagnosis and almost all startup programs off it makes virtually no difference.

  In total, it takes 10 minutes to get from the start 'windows' to my login screen then another 5 to get to my office. If I want to open a document in word or firefox, then yet another 3-5 minutes so he can come and start running slowly. Does not better it's on, but not by much.
  Any help would be greatly appreciated, even if it's to tell me that it's time to get a new laptop :)

  No, it is not the time for the new laptop computer.
  Of course we don t know how did you use your laptop, what additional software you installed and how you configured OS so in my opinion, better than you can do now is to back up all important data and install the OS by using original Toshiba recovery image.

  After doing this you will own preinstalled OS and everything should be OK again. Please test a few days without changes and post comments.

• My computer has a very slow start up. How can I fix it?

  I had my computer HP Desktop for 4 years, and in the past months, my computer is slow when starting. It is the Windows Logo screen for a few minutes, then a black screen for a few minutes before cranking up my office. It works fine the rest of the time (so sometimes I think more memory is used, it should be.)

  I did the following:
  -Do you have the Startup Repair. Nothing wrong was found.
  -J' have a more complete McAfee subscription. No malware or viruses. Even clean fast ups.
  -Used the Microsoft Malware removal tool with an analysis complete. Scanned my whole computer and found nothing.
  -J' took the startup programs I didn't want to start a long time ago. It's only about 8 programs.
  Last thing I want / need to do is a defagmintation by car, but I don't think he'll do much.
  I did the scan with the command prompt. He finds errors and could not correct. I don't know how to find out what are these errors, or even how to fix them if I could.
  Basically, I did everything I can possibly think and does everything that I've seen in researching this issue. I really need help. I think that my computer can start and run a lot faster then it is now.
  My dxdiag is here: http://tinyurl.com/4kgo5xf
  Thank you very much for the help.

  Suggestions:
  You did a little, maybe you want to do the following as well:
  1. use the 2 tutorilas

  Optimizing Microsoft Windows Vista
  performance
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/959062

  Ways to improve your computer
  performance
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/ways-to-improve-your-computers-performance

  2. If you hasitate by running the built-in Windows disk defrag, what would you say to install a 3rd party called Auslogics defrag program.
  a. it's free.
  (b) it takes about 20 minutes, max.
  c. it allows you to choose which drive you want to defragment.
  d. it shows you the progress on the screen.
  e. it gives you a report summary at the end.
  If you are interested, here is the download link:
  http://download.CNET.com/Auslogics-Disk-Defrag/3000-2094_4-10567503.html

• Tecra R10 - 14 c - very slow start

  Hi all

  I have Tecra R10 - 14 c and with software recover Windows Vista Business 32-bit all the time when I turn on the laptop, it takes a long time (from 15 to 25 m) to start Windows, comes in turn on laptop. But when I restart Windows Notepad is normal startup.

  I try to install Windows Vista via the HD in Toshiba recovery software and the same problem. The problem when put after stopping, but reboot is normal startup and very quickly.

  Please help me

  Hey Buddy,

  If you start the computer after turning off your laptop hangs on a certain point? What is exactly different for restart?

  For Windows it's not important if you stop or restart the computer that of the same. I can only imagine the laptop hangs on the Toshiba BIOS screen, is this correct?

• Time very slow start after the restoration in car merger

  Hello

  Recently, I restored my drive of Fusion to 2 because Windows blew it all this when I tried to restore from a System Image (please see here: retrieve Windows System Image in Boot Camp 10). Basically, the HDD and SSD separated and I rebuilt the volume logic and any group. Now start up time in the OS X partition are pretty slow, so are usually use during the first minutes - sort of like Windows startup.

  My questions:

  1 should I I have recreated OS X for the SSD disk Fusion part? Or I just guess I should install it on the part of the HARD drive and the drive of the merger would 'do its magic' and, in time, to transfer files relevant starting it on its own?

  2 installing/restore OS X on the SSD portion would solve the problem?

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• Satellite L300 - very slow start and freezes

  Hi all

  I have a Satellite L300, who treated me well - but more 2 months ago really slow and freezes quite often. I have anti virus, spybot etc and come up with nothing.

  Last night I tried to reformat the system by pressing 0 did not work so tried with F8 which I would like to make a longer scan but no reformatting. I am now very happy that I failed to do the reformat because I bought windows 7 after the initial purchase of the laptop.

  Any ideas anyone - or any person with same/simular problems?

  Hey,.

  This means that you have installed right now and not preinstalled version of Windows Windows 7?

  Well, in this case HARD drive recovery option is no longer available. You can do it on preinstalled only Windows.

  To format your laptop, you need Toshiba recovery disc.
  Did you create it?

• L2Z17PA #ABG: HP Envy 15 - very slow start with Windows 10

  Since start installation Windows 10 times is extremely long, and usually the machine seems to be slow loading applications.

  I checked that Fast Start is turned on.

  Any suggestions to solve the popular situation.

  See you soon

  Thank you

  A combination of win 10 updates and by disabling some applications start has improved things.

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• How do troubleshoot you a netbook very slow start?

  I have a netbook MSI Wind with Windows 7 (ultimate I believe) running on it. This version of Windows is not come installed on it, but my friend installed when I got two or three years ago. He was always running very well until recently.

  A month ago, it began to really take a long time to start (about 3 minutes). It gets stuck on the start MSI screen. At first I didn't think he would start for ever, so I opened to look inside the gremlins. I have not found any, but noticed that it start later if I waited long enough. I timed it several times to three minutes.

  I already went through a series of steps.

  1. I have disabled all non-essential services and startup applications in MSCONFIG.
  2. I installed an additional 1 GB of RAM I had for this netbook for centuries. I had never found a need to actually, but I thought the RAM might be the problem.
  3. I did a system restore to an earlier point (about a month). Who seem to have a limited effect. That is to say. It starts faster, but then the problem comes back in a day or two.
  4. I downloaded malware (HitmanPro, MalwareBytes and TDSSKiller) detection programs and down them on the computer and let them do their thing. Malware Bytes is always installed, but the free version is now obsolete. I have been told that I shouldn't have installed all three at once, but despite everything, the problem has not disappeared.

  Also the fact that the computer starts slowly, since I opened it, my USB ports work still more. I think I broke it. Sometimes they get detected successfully, but often they do not. Major disappointment. I tried to reinstall the drivers several times and has no effect. I'd really like to know some ideas on the restoration of this netbook to feature, it once had. Should I look at the BIOS for the startup problem?

  Thanks for your suggestions!

  Hello

  Well part of the problem is Windows 7 running above Starter level. Even with the extra "1 GB" RAM, processor, controllers and other material are the stress to their maximum. This will (a) taken with you.

  That being said, what kind of file you use (size and location)? Also, how full is your hard drive? Have you run Chkdsk on it? If not, I suggest you do so with the /f switch active (it will correct the errors it finds). He finds?

  You mention anti-malware programs, but say nothing about your antivirus protection. The one you use, I recommend a "second opinion" in the form of two online scanners (it comes into conflict with your antivirus program): TrendMicro (http://housecall.trendmicro.com/us/) and ESET (http://www.eset.com/us/online-scanner/).

  Regarding the USB ports, try this Fix It from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/mats/Windows_USB_diagnostics .

  Try these things now and post back here with your results.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• Very slow start, much more slow Internet connection

  
  
  Thank you very much. This seems to have solved the problem with regard to the speed of the Internet, and I no longer get the firewall warning. The startup is still slow sometimes, but not always, so I guess that I will control it in the coming days to see how it goes. Thank you once again!