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I have recently put together a system my big problem is that it takes way to long to boot up dunno what is causing it any help will be appreciated. The parts are as follows: os win 98 se, mobo- asus cusl2 i 815e chipset(has current bios), mem: pc150 hsdram by mushkin 2 128mb sticks(2t/3t/2t) (7t/9t), processor is a 733 intel, system is set at (133/133/33), video- leadtek 64mb gts2, sound- soundblaster live platinum with the live drive installed, modem- zoom pci fax modem{waiting on dsl damn where is it}, hd- is a ata/100 diamond max 30g cd is a 56x,cdr is hp9310i, linksys10/100 cardhooked into a 266 which boots in like 30s to a minute vs. this machines 5 min or more. Should i start all over and pull everything out? all devices seem to work
 
Likely a network setting. Go into tcp/ip configuration and give NIC a static private IP address in 192.168.0.x range, mask 255.255.255.0. It's likely set at getting address from DHCP server, and it looks for a few minutes before deciding that none is available.
 
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