Help your fellow era member: What does Windows 10 do with my connection during boot and login?

[weemadarthur]

Sorry this is personal but maybe it could interest others too:


When my wifi modem is on both boot and login of Windows 10 are clearly slower(sometimes even more than a dozen of seconds), Is it normal? I fear that windows or some kind of malware sends data while i obviously can't do anything.

Take into account that my connection is slow(around 512 kbytes/second) so maybe that's why the issue is evident, maybe some of your computers do the same but with faster connections you don't notice it.

What can you tell me?

Click to shrink...

Please respond to 2 + 2 = 5

[adopt-a-user] program

 

[2+2=5]

Thank you for the thread ;) too bad it seems no one has an answer :\

 

[Tecnniqe]

Are you logging in with a Microsoft/Windows online account? If so that might be why when connected to the internet.

 

[Dan]

You're probably better off getting your computer seen by IT professionals in person tbh.

Without techies here seeing your setup, your event log, your start up config you're not going to be able to give enough information to others for others to make suggestions to you.

 

[OuijaLuigi]

Are you logging in with a Microsoft/Windows online account? If so that might be why when connected to the internet.

Click to shrink...

I think this might be the reason, it probably checks you account before logging in. Hard to tell though, Win10 isn't exactly open about it's use of information.

 

[Box]

Regarding the Malware, Does Malwarebytes give a clear result?

Fake edit.
OP if any of this sounds familiar, there are solutions in the post.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/markrussinovich/2012/07/01/the-case-of-the-veeerrry-slow-logons/

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Calling Network ERA. DNS issue?

 

[2+2=5]

Thanks guys!
I'll verify if it logins to the online account, that article about slow logins is really interesting and i'll definitively try the same procedure.