Why does Windows XP have to wait for about a minute to dial when it boots up?

This is normal, ADSL will send a request to the server after booting up, the server will first confirm its legitimacy, and then assign you an IP address after verification. This period of time is relatively long.

A lot of people ask the same question,It's normal,It's generally more startup items and the antivirus program is starting,Although the desktop is displayed,But there are background operations that have not been completed,The method of setting up IP upstairs is useless,Because for home adsl,It's a random dynamic IP,The server is automatically assigned,It's different every time you go online.,You can't control it.。 And the search doesn't take too long. So it's best to optimize the startup items or use software such as win optimization master to clean up the registry and junk files, redundant dlls, etc., even if there is a slight delay in response is normal, not to mention the innate performance of the machine is also critical.

ADSL doesn't seem to be like that, it should be your system problem, your startup items have a lot of things, or the system is not optimized well enough, mine is no problem and you can connect to the network directly after startup.

My family's too!

Support the words upstairs!

After booting up, ADSL will send a request to the server, and the server will first confirm its legitimacy, and then assign you an IP address after the verification is completed (I don't think 1You haven't logged in to the Internet (i.e., you're not connected to a server), or you haven't dialed up yet, it's randomly generated).

There are too many things in the C drive or your system version is low.

Set the IP to:

The subnet mask is set.

After setting up the restart, if it doesn't work, then there is no trick

Is your computer a virtual dial-up?

Completely normal. You can also try the ground floor method, but it won't do much.

It just reduces the addressing time of the NIC.

We're all the same.

Local connections use a fixed IP to speed up the connection.

It really works. I tried.

The scarlet meat is scarlet and the scarlet is dark, and the flaws are flawed.

Increase the memory and reduce unnecessary programs.

Typical system redundancy issues... Just clean up your computer. There are too many boot startup items, and the Internet program has not yet been started.

Because when the computer is first turned on, the computer has to deal with some programs that run automatically when the computer is turned on, and there are some programs that are delayed in starting! This is because the computer is not yet free to run other programs, so it will be very slow for you to open other programs!

It is recommended to do the cleaning work of the computer, the most convenient is the 360 security guard, open 360, the first step is to clean up the computer, check all that can be hooked, and then start to clean up, clean up garbage, traces, registry, no one is missing. The second step is to do computer optimization, enter the optimization acceleration, boot time, startup items, and the prohibition rate of more than 50% can be safely prohibited. That's it.

You can set up automatic connection on boot in the cat if you are not online for a limited time.

Maybe the system is slower.

Your system installation must be ghost's.,It's the disc quick installation version.,This kind of system is like this.,A good solution is to put the broadband connection in the boot startup item.,Start it with the boot.,So that after 23 seconds, it's a dial-up connection.。

Mine too. In general.

Fill in the IP and DNS address by yourself, and reduce the boot items.

Just boot you think it's started,In fact, Windows hasn't fully loaded all the programs,Look at the situation of the machine,Slow for a few minutes to have a response,Fast may be completed in more than ten seconds,From your 1 minute time,Your computer has at least three years。

ctrl+f11

The system is reinstalled. Hehe, a great contribution! (XP only).

If you install antivirus software, you will have this phenomenon, and then uninstall it after a period of time, and then install it when you use it, if not, you can crash into the system, and it is estimated that you have too many junk files.

Aside from the startup project and antivirus software, the biggest possible problem is the internet connection. The network must be checked every time the computer is turned on, that is, the network card refreshes the IP address. This process can take a long time depending on the network.

You can disable the internet connection after trying to see if it's much faster. Just restore the connection when you need to surf the internet again.

If there are too many items in the startup, it will naturally affect the boot speed, and the appropriate deletion of some useless can speed up the boot speed, in addition, after the system is used for too long, the boot speed will also slow down, and there will be a situation where the icon in the lower right corner of the desktop does not come out for a long time after booting up and cannot be operated during this period, it seems that many computers that go online, this situation will occur after the system is used for a long time, it is recommended to reinstall the system at this time.

The above is just personal experience and is not a lesson to be learned.

There are too many items running on the boot.

msconfig to remove the unwanted startup items.

Because boot the system is loading the startup project.

You check your computer to see if there are a lot of boot auto-boot items.

You can use Optimizer or Yahoo Assistant to troubleshoot.

Turning off the unwanted ones can significantly increase speed.

Of course, if you have installed Kaba Antivirus.

That start-up is slow

This is due to poor Windows design. After Windows boots into the desktop, it continues to wait for Zheng Yan, the DHCP server on the network, to assign an IP address to the machine, and the waiting process lasts for more than a minute. This process hindered the operation of other procedures.

You can try to fill in the IP address under Punkai, for example.

I don't know how you did it, but that's how I used to be. In the past, there were hundreds of millimeters of files on the desktop, but then they were all put on other disks. Now the dialing speed is fast.

Also, you can set it to connect automatically (which is what I saw today, so it's a pirated version). My Computer C Drive Documents and Settings Select User (Usually Administrator) Start Menu Programs Startup. Then just put a broadband connection in.

Net mask, just OK.

Honestly, setting up autodialing is slower than manual dialing.