The latest version of that if you do have it installed though should be 3 V1.00.While I did post it originally as 'Access Level: TechConnect', as that is what it was at the time (I always copy/paste), I just clicked on the link again and it now appears they've since changed it to. It's usually the clamour and free for all among all that garbage at start time that causes slow boot times and excessive unecessary use of resources.Īlso you mention it's a new Asus board, often times the Asus AI Suite is more trouble than it's worth I don't know if they've imporved any of that stuff but my ASUS board worked much better when I got rid of any traces of it.

I don't spend that much time looking for stuff on my system to worry about search speeds which seem quick enough on those occasions where I do look for something.īasically nothing runs unless I explicitly want it to and it seems like I have to keep a constant vigil against unwanted software updaters, system monitors, quick starter apps and the like that seem to insist on how my system should be run. I don't have Windows search indexing enabled either as it's a pain when it runs in the background at an inopportune moment, which means basically whenever it decides to run. Also I figure if I'm not running Reason during a particular session of uptime then I clearly don't need the Codemeter service running. I disable the Codemeter startup at boot time as it runs fine whenever I first start Reason and Windows isn't thrashing around trying to get everything else going at boot time. now i have to wait, even thought boot up itself is the same, for all my icons to display in my mac task bar/dock, so i can start using the machine. when i stopped using reason for a while and removed all codemeter, my computer booted up (in it's ready to use state) 5x faster or so. Yeah on mac it has slowed down my boot time considerably, that started with reason 6. Is anybody else having this issue? or maybe some advice When my computer boots up the network sign on the bottom right in taskbar is also unavaible for the same amount of time its like the codemeter service is blocking my tcp/ip port for 10-20sec at startup or somethign like that. When I deactivate the codemeter runtime service I dont have this issue. I changed my mainboard a few days ago and since then I have this strange issue that after booting in win 8.1 when i click on my computer it takes 10-20sec to show up my drives and everything else is also not responsive.

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