I have a Core 2 Duo 6700 2.66Ghz, 4GB RAM, gigabit network, 10K rpm SATA
drive, and Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit OS with all Vista updates applied.
It is joined to a Small Business Server 2003 Premium R2 domain and using
Offline files (Default).
EVERY time I Restart the computer, it takes about 30+ minutes of the
harddrive grinding away and slowing down everything to a very frustrating
point. I imagined it was the indexing taking place and ran 'Indexing Options'
and removed all entries except for MS Office Outlook 2007 and Startmenu. I
only care about Outlook Instant Search capability.
I restarted and the same problem exists.
After running the Resource Monitor, the disk and Network sections are close
to the 80% level. When expanding the Disk section and sorting by ascending
Disk Reads, the following details exist:
svchost.exe (local SystemNetworkRestricted), Pid-400,
C:\Windows\CSC\v2.0.6\namespace\DomainServername\U sers\USERNAME\MY
Documents.....(There is a long list of files after this)
When sorting by Ascensding Disk WRITES, the same image and Pid exist,
however; the file is C:\$LogFile (NTFS Volume Log).
I don't understand why this is happening and desperately want to eliminate it.
As of now, I just leave the computer powered ON but if I have to install a
new app which requires a restart, I'm not able to work efficiently until 45
minutes later.
Please, please, please help me!
-JoeF
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