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The forum thread discusses a Microsoft fix for slow boot issues in Windows 7 and SP1, caused by users creating many restore points on large hard disks, which impacts startup performance. The original poster explains the issue and Microsoft's acknowledgment of the problem. A subsequent user comments humorously about the possible solution of disabling System Restore, implying it may not be ideal. Overall, the conversation centers on identifying the cause and a potential—though not necessarily preferred—fix.

JMH

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A fix offered by Microsoft is designed to help customers deal with poor boot performance in specific scenarios involving Windows 7 and Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1).

The Redmond company confirmed the issue and noted that impacted users have created a large number of restore points, a move which cause the slowing down of the startup process.

According to the software giant, affected customers are most likely using large hard disks in addition to create too many restore points on their machines.

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So, now we know the question............. what's the answer?
I'm sure someone will suggest shutting off System Restore. Not my personal favorite fix.

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