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speed up bootup time
Topology:
two Enternet LAN connected via 56K FR. Each LAN has one Cisco 2501 router and two Cisco 2924 switches. Both LAN runs at 100MBPS (some like printers and slower PCs run at 10MBPS)
Network:
Each LAN has one NT4.0 sp6a server. One location's server is PDC while the other one is BDC. Both servers are setup with DHCP, WINS, DNS(BDC's is secondary). Each location has about 40 hosts.
Each win9x host uses DHCP which is config to use local DNS, WINS.
Both servers and clients uses TCP/IP only.
Server is Pentium 350 128MB RAM
Clients range from Pentium 200 to Pentium 650 with 64MB RAM.
Question:
When the users boots up Win9x, it stays in 'win9x blue screen' for a while.
What are the ways to speed up bootup time?
Appreciate any help!