KB 929191--hotfix for Lenovo computers
KB 929191--hotfix for Lenovo computers
Anyone know anything about the Microsoft Knoweldge Base page 929191 that was up and then disappeared from the MS website? It actually showed up as a recommended update under my System Update but would not install.
It apparently dealt with an issue described as: "IBM and Lenovo computers may take longer to start Windows Vista than computers from other manufacturers," and is apparently part of Vista SP 1.
I actually called Micorsoft and, although they sent me the hotfix associated with this article, they were unable to tell me anything about it or provide a more complete description. For that reason, although I am experiencing slow boot time, I am a little reluctant to install it without more definitive documentation.
Therefore, if anyone made a copy of this KB article before it was taken down and could reproduce or even summarize it here, I'd be very appreciative. For now it's a mystery. Thanks. Lponz7
It apparently dealt with an issue described as: "IBM and Lenovo computers may take longer to start Windows Vista than computers from other manufacturers," and is apparently part of Vista SP 1.
I actually called Micorsoft and, although they sent me the hotfix associated with this article, they were unable to tell me anything about it or provide a more complete description. For that reason, although I am experiencing slow boot time, I am a little reluctant to install it without more definitive documentation.
Therefore, if anyone made a copy of this KB article before it was taken down and could reproduce or even summarize it here, I'd be very appreciative. For now it's a mystery. Thanks. Lponz7
T400, 2.53ghz, 3gb Ram
Vista Home Premium
Vista Home Premium
No, SP1 is not out, except in beta, but some of the indivdual fixes are leaking early. The rep I spoke with could not come up with any information on her system about this article or fix, but did send me the link to the hotfix that had been associated with that article. The file bears the name 295523_intl_I386_zip.exe
T400, 2.53ghz, 3gb Ram
Vista Home Premium
Vista Home Premium
I've timed it multiple times measured from the point of entering my password (not actually from hitting the power button). I was consistently running 3 minutes or more to get a usable desktop. Changing the boot order to place my hard drive first (the default was second) seems to have shaved about 45 seconds to a minute off. I've also disabled all unnecessary services and start-up programs, including some of the ThinkVantage utilities.
If you google that KB number you will get several hits about this hotfix.
If you google that KB number you will get several hits about this hotfix.
T400, 2.53ghz, 3gb Ram
Vista Home Premium
Vista Home Premium
The fix probably addresses the problem described here:
http://www.lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=50
See this link at Lenovo http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... MIGR-67872
I tried to install the patch on Vista 64 but I get a message that "The update does not apply to your system"
http://www.lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=50
See this link at Lenovo http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... MIGR-67872
I tried to install the patch on Vista 64 but I get a message that "The update does not apply to your system"
Apathy is on the rise, but nobody seems to care.
If anyone wants to know how fast it takes for Vista to boot up, you can use "Event Viewer" to see it.
On the left panel select...
Applications and Service Logs
Microsoft
Windows
Diagnostics-Performance
Operational
In the main part of Event Viewer, you'll see something like this.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb89 ... titled.jpg
As you can see, my system boots in a bout 40 seconds. I wish it was faster.
On the left panel select...
Applications and Service Logs
Microsoft
Windows
Diagnostics-Performance
Operational
In the main part of Event Viewer, you'll see something like this.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb89 ... titled.jpg
As you can see, my system boots in a bout 40 seconds. I wish it was faster.
Thinkpad Z61m | Intel Core Duo 2.0 GHz | 2GB RAM | ATI X1400 | 100GB HD
Previous: Thinkpad A20m
Previous: Thinkpad A20m
I tried to install the patch from the link on RonS's message on a Vista 32 bit system, but get the same message he did about it not applying to my system.
Event viewer tells me that there was an error, but not what to do about it--no specific program identified.
Frustrating. I envy your 40 second boot time.
Event viewer tells me that there was an error, but not what to do about it--no specific program identified.
Frustrating. I envy your 40 second boot time.
T400, 2.53ghz, 3gb Ram
Vista Home Premium
Vista Home Premium
Is this from cold start to login successful? Desktop ready? Something else?cpascu01 wrote: http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb89 ... titled.jpg
As you can see, my system boots in a bout 40 seconds. I wish it was faster.
X220 (4287-2W5, Windows 8 Pro) / X31 (2672-CXU, XP Pro) / X61s (7668-CTO, Windows 8 Pro)
I'm wondering if it really installed. It could be that System Update didn't display the error message that we're seeing when the patch is manually installed.arni wrote:I got this hotfix installed thru system update directly from lenovo. But actually i didn't notice any improvements on startup. My machine starts up just like it did with xp. Maybe a little bit faster.
Apathy is on the rise, but nobody seems to care.
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