Guys:
I tired some of the solutions given in this thread and actually broke my PC and LabVIEW..
At issue is to get this done in a way that does not put at risk LabVIEW.
I have some VERY SIMPLE instructions shown in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asAvRUq9FiE
Basically, you will do a VERY SIMPLE edit of some start up files and tell your Anti VIrus that National is AOK AND you will see WHAT actually caused the long boot times in YOUR own system..
How to fix slow boot times on LabVIEW
I learned this from Britton and Luke at NI and put it all in a video so anyone can refer to it should they need it in the future.
If you find this video useful please "LIKE" it by ticking the thumbs up icon...
Here is my Cheat Sheet for your use...
Go to Windows and search Services
Click on gear
Sort by name
FInd these three and Right CLick Properties and select Automatic Delay Start
NI Device Loader
NI Service Locator
NI Configuration Manager
Microsoft Security Essentials is the AV on this 64 bit PC..
We will want to add National to the exception so it does not spend
time checking it out.
Settings/Excluded Files and exceptions.
Add NI folders here:
C:\Program Files\National Instrument
and
C:\Program Files
(x86)\National Instruments
How to look at the LOG...
Start/ and search Event Viewer
Then Applications and Services Logs
Then Microsoft
Then Windows
Then Diagnostics-Performance
Your full path is this:
Applications and Services Logs/Microsoft/Windows/Diagnostics-Performance
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