Make Faster Startup Windows XP: Correcting System Hang

Few month ago, I found my windows got very long start up (or when try to login windows) the system seemly hang up about 2 or 3 minutes before it finally work properly. Within that hang system about 2 or 3 minutes, I can not access Start Button or even the Taskbar. I finally, found what the problem that make my loading windows at startup stuck and make longer that actually needed. The problem arise due to one specific service of Background Intelligent Transfer that running in the background. Therefore, you don’t see any problem message appear in your desktop windows.

Actually, Microsoft, the builder of windows xp, has released a patch to fix this problem, but in my windows, this patch seemingly didn’t work. Don’t worry, I finally found the solution for this problem. Here are the steps that should you do:

Click on Start Button and then click run command windows (of course this steps have to do after your hang system became normally), Type “msconfig” without quote, then click OK. In a second, you must see a System Configuration Utility windows appear in your desktop windows. Go to the “Services” Tab and find the Background Intelligent Transfer service. Usually this Background Intelligent Transfer locate under Windows Audio and above Computer Browser. Disable Background Intelligent Transfer, then Click Apply. Reboot your computer then see your startup difference.

Normally, if you change the System Configuration Utility, a message windows indicated the changed on you system startup will arise; just check the notification to disable this message windows. And you see your startup will faster then before.