We had vista installed on one of the machines and we didn't
booted the machine for at least a few weeks. Once we did we noticed that it
takes really long to boot the system, approximately three times longer than it
usually takes.
Once you boot the system Vista wants to update everything
and still prevents you to do your work. After 10 critical updates that happened
in this week it wants you to reboot.
The same machine had XP installed and it didn't needed so
much time to boot, so that is the surprising part but XP naturally wanted its
piece of updates as well and a reboot.
We don't know if this is an isolated case but it certainly
made us wonder. After that vista update and reboot delay the system behaves like
it use to, boots fast and works well. Still after this delay it takes Vista an
average of 50 seconds to fully booth and this sounds like a lot to us for a
Quad core FX 74 machine with 4 GB of memory.
After you leave it for a few weeks
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