- Jun 27, 2015
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Anyone familiar with WMI troubleshooting? I've been scouring the web and can't find a solution that works. There's a Windows KB article with a hotfix that didn't solve my issue. I've tried various scripts and have run WMIDIAG if anyone is familiar with its output.
The issue is that, up until recently, my brand new PC (specs below) would not even finish letting the four dots come together for the Windows logo before it was loading the desktop. Now I am stuck on that screen for about five minutes (no joke, five minutes) as my CPU temp goes up to its normal max load temp (45C according to motherboard LCD display). I've researched it and apparently this is caused by the WMI repository having issues or being marked "dirty" even though it was a graceful shut down. As such, it rebuilds the repository every boot, causing it to take five minutes.
I don't know exactly what day this started. I usually boot my PC by remote with wake on LAN so it's good to go by the time I sit down in the chair (old habit from my last PC, not even needed for this one until recently). As such, I don't know exactly what might have caused the WMI to be corrupted or why subsequent rebuilds and resets (both scripted and done manually by me) won't solve the issue. The system is on a UPS so there's no way it had a power drop, and it usually isn't on if I'm not around.
I'm at my wits end. I'll be reformatting soon if I can't sort it out, but I figured I'd see if someone knows more about WMI than I've been able to research. I didn't pay this much for a SSD that I get 1400MB/s sequential reads to have a PC that takes 5 minutes to boot.
Thanks in advance.
PC Specs:
i7 4790k
EVGA Z97 Classified
32GB Corsair DDR3
Nvidia GTX 980 Ti
Kingston HyperX Predator PCIe SSD 480GB
EVGA 1050 GS
The issue is that, up until recently, my brand new PC (specs below) would not even finish letting the four dots come together for the Windows logo before it was loading the desktop. Now I am stuck on that screen for about five minutes (no joke, five minutes) as my CPU temp goes up to its normal max load temp (45C according to motherboard LCD display). I've researched it and apparently this is caused by the WMI repository having issues or being marked "dirty" even though it was a graceful shut down. As such, it rebuilds the repository every boot, causing it to take five minutes.
I don't know exactly what day this started. I usually boot my PC by remote with wake on LAN so it's good to go by the time I sit down in the chair (old habit from my last PC, not even needed for this one until recently). As such, I don't know exactly what might have caused the WMI to be corrupted or why subsequent rebuilds and resets (both scripted and done manually by me) won't solve the issue. The system is on a UPS so there's no way it had a power drop, and it usually isn't on if I'm not around.
I'm at my wits end. I'll be reformatting soon if I can't sort it out, but I figured I'd see if someone knows more about WMI than I've been able to research. I didn't pay this much for a SSD that I get 1400MB/s sequential reads to have a PC that takes 5 minutes to boot.
Thanks in advance.
PC Specs:
i7 4790k
EVGA Z97 Classified
32GB Corsair DDR3
Nvidia GTX 980 Ti
Kingston HyperX Predator PCIe SSD 480GB
EVGA 1050 GS