While there are tools to look it over such as we read at http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/archive/2010/01/13/3305263.aspx the problem here is that your IT staff needs to get in there and do the same sort of work.
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Using a windows 8.1 machine in an active directory environment (running a few logonscripts) it takes horribly long, up to five minutes to login. I've confirmed that the "Fast login" feature is enabled. I've confirmed that there are no GPO's enforcing "Wait for network at PC startup and user login". I've confirmed that the logonscripts are halted by 5 minutes before they are run. (Meaning that after 5 minutes of being logged in the PC runs the scripts to make faster loginprocesses.) I've noticed that the PC having this issue has a NIC which uses 3G, could it be that the primary NIC would be 3G, and would that affect the loading at login? The problem only occurs when the PC is unable to contact the network. (for example when the PC is at another site or the NIC is turned off). This happened while using Windows 7 as well, so I'm not sure that it is a w8.1 proprietary problem. Any help on where to troubleshoot is welcome, thanks in advance!

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