Analysis of logon times - how to speed it up...
Logon time analysis
Tested using a Windows 7 64bit computer in an MSI Testing OU with Block Inheritance ticked, therefore ruling out any Group Policy Issues.
Moved a Pupil test logon "4480" to the same OU.
Initial Logon time to desktop with no egg-timer = 40 seconds.
Repeated with same user, logon time to desktop with no egg-timer = 4 seconds.
On checking C:\users\4480 I find it’s 24.3 Mb
Further analysis shows that:
C:\Users\4480\AppData\Local\Microsoft\
Is built up as shown below:
Folder Number of files Space used
================= =============== ==========
Credentials 0 0 MB
Current Folder 0 0 MB
Feeds 3 0.06 MB
Feeds Cache 8 0.04 MB
Internet Explorer 3 0.11 MB
Media Player 14 2 MB
Office 0 0 MB
Windows 26 4 MB
Windows Mail 62 15 MB
Windows Media 2 0.02 MB
Windows Sidebar 1 0.01 MB
----------------- --------------- ----------
TOTAL 119 20 MB
How can I stop this creation of unnecessary data and speed up logon times for first use.
