Upon boot you should go to services and start DHCP Client to have Network(and the others if you really need them) Not also that you have to uncheck this services in the msconfig window if they are checked, then the PC will boot normaly without network.
You also need to disable the "Workstation" service that also depends on NSIS (why disable? Because there are 3 services that depend on Workstation service, they will force it to start, and then it will force NSIS to start, then long boot, if you really need any of the services dependent on Workstation, do the same as described for them)
#Realtek rtl8191se wireless driver windows 7 2021.0.203.2012 manual#
So i've found out that if you set to manual this services that depend on NSIS (DHCP Client, DNS Client, IP Helper, Network Connections, Network Local Awareness) and also put NSIS in Manual
In my company there also two other PC's with the same problem, I don't think this is related to hardware, because the PC are all different, and have different ages, one of them has only a few months. This happens because the "DHCP Client" service depends on NSIS.Īlso this issue seems to happen only when the PC is in a domain, and as rrawer stated, i'm also in a windows server domain (Windows SBS2008). So disabling this service you have your problem solved, but it causes another problem, you loose the network. I did a lot of testing in my laptop, and found that this is related with the service "Network Store Interface Service" (NSIS). I've reported that the problem was solved, but actually it only worked for a few days, then come back again I have reported this issue, and at the moment i'm in contact with labview tech help on this issue. I have a workaround for this problem to have normal boot until NI solves this issue, so please read.
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