I recently upgraded the HDD of my Compaq 5WV251 from a 5400rpm 20gb HDD to a 7200 120gb HDD. The 20gb drive had a partition(D with the Windows ME OS on it and a C: drive with everything else. The new drive does not have a partition.
 with the Windows ME OS on it and a C: drive with everything else. The new drive does not have a partition.
Ever since the upgrade, the boot up process is very slow, almost to the point that you get the impression that on Startup or shutdown you may think the pc has freezed up. While It has never freezed up, you can be sitting there looking at a black screen with a white cursor for a fair while on startup, and then on shutdown it kind of hangs there on the windows blue background.
Any Advice?(I'm not worried about the actual boot process once the windows is active, as I know how to change the startup process through MSCONFIG to stop certain programs from loading. It's gettign to the Windows screen that takes so long)
Another question, upon my fresh install of Windows Me, I must have accidently set up a password, so every time I startup I have to hit 'cancel' for the startup process to continue, can this be removed without re-installing Windows?
THanks
			
			Ever since the upgrade, the boot up process is very slow, almost to the point that you get the impression that on Startup or shutdown you may think the pc has freezed up. While It has never freezed up, you can be sitting there looking at a black screen with a white cursor for a fair while on startup, and then on shutdown it kind of hangs there on the windows blue background.
Any Advice?(I'm not worried about the actual boot process once the windows is active, as I know how to change the startup process through MSCONFIG to stop certain programs from loading. It's gettign to the Windows screen that takes so long)
Another question, upon my fresh install of Windows Me, I must have accidently set up a password, so every time I startup I have to hit 'cancel' for the startup process to continue, can this be removed without re-installing Windows?
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