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db90h:
oops, nevermind, posted something you'd already said you is N/A...

barney:
If it's Windows 7 you should be able to set the service to Automatic (Delayed Start).

Automatic (Delayed Start) specifies that a service should be started approximately 2 minutes after the system has completed starting the operating system.

* The Automatic (Delayed Start) startup type is preferred over the Automatic startup type because it helps reduce the effect on the system’s overall boot performance.
* An example of a service that use the Automatic (Delayed Start) startup type is the Windows Update service that scans for applicable security updates for the system.
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-4wd (July 08, 2012, 09:56 PM)
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I am absotively, posilutely certain I tried that  :huh:.  So I probably thought about it, got distracted, and failed to implement  :-[.  At any rate, I just tried it [again?].  Lo! And behold!  It worked  :Thmbsup:!

Thanks, 4wd for applying impetus where it belonged.  I keep thinkin' that someday I'll learn, but obviously not lately  :P.

4wd:
Thanks, 4wd for applying impetus where it belonged.-barney (July 09, 2012, 12:31 AM)
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