Desktop 4.7 Delays Dell Precision internal NIC network loading for 4-6 Minutes on EVERY BOOT!

I just discovered the cause of a major problem I have been having for the past 6 weeks. When I would boot up my Dell precision 390 computer running Vista-32bit I would not get an error but a MAJOR delay before the integrated NIC would actually start working. In other words I would turn on the computer, enter my login password and the computer would boot and then I would immediatly notice that my nic notification in the tray was red X'd out. Then 4-6 minutes later the boot process would finish and the NIC indicator would turn green and the remainder of my startup applications would load.
I tore everything apart trying to find the cause. Finally (After calling Dell,, googling forever) it drove me so bonkers I took Dell's advice and reloaded my computer from scratch. I thought I must have corrupted something along the way and it's been 8 months since I relaoded what the hay, I'll fix this #&%#%* thing for good... or so I thought. I spent the last 3 days loading all my apps back on, testing the boot times with no problems until tonight! I had rebooted and loaded up Photoshop and updated it then downloaded the Blackberry desktop with media manager in English only and after it slowly installed itself it wanted a reboot. I rebooted and BOOM I was back with the same problem.
I backed up my phone and reloaded my apointments for the next week and decided to give it a reboot one more time. Same deal, computer took 5 minutes after login to finally get the NIC turned on. I uninstalled Blackberry desktop and I'm back in action with normal boots.
The amount of time and energy it took to get this problem ironed out was out of hand. Anyway, I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this and is thier a work around for this problem? Anyone?

I originally reported this feature about a month ago. I decided I did not like my 8220 Flip and got a BOLD this week. Well I had to go through the Desktop manager installation once again, this time I picked v4.7 English W/O Roxio Media Manager. After 4 reboots of the machine the network loads right up! So, I think I have narrowed my problem down to either a feature of the 8220 Flip and ROXIO or just ROXIO.
I'll miss certain things about the flip but I am glad to be able to have Desktop Manager on my computer. Before I used to have to load Desktop Manager, Sync, then un-install Desktop Manager or I would have to sit through a good 6 minute wait until my networking in Vista started to work.
This time as well as last I selected to NOT have Desktop Manager start at boot.
It's a shame I spent so much time loading and unloading Desktop Manager!
If anyone is looking for a unlocked 8220 Flip with OEM belt holster, 2 OEM power supplies (micro USB), 2 OEM car chargers micro USB, 2 brand new sets of OEM headphones, original box and all original items in near mint condition drop me an email.

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Quadro:
http://us.msi.com/news-media/news/100083.html
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http://www.dell.com/ca/business/p/precision-m4700/pd.aspx?c=ca&cs=cabsdt1&l=en&s=bsd&~ck=m n
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Understated,
Sounds like you are in Canada.
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Asus is selling rock-bottom priced laptops if you really need to cut cost to the bone.
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Windows will scale applications display or windows will not scale application display depending on how the application is coded. Photoshop is coded in a way that its display is not scaled by windows. Photoshop knows about your displays high pixel count not its resolution so it uses its pixels however it does not scale its UI to make it usable on your display. Other application let Windows scale their display output.   For example Microsoft default for is Surface Pro 3, 216 ppi display is to scale applications display up 150% so the surface pro 3 display which has 2160x1440 pixels a 216 ppi resolution look like at display with the user is using with 1440x960 pixels. The Application works like the display is 1440x960 and Windows scale those pixels to the displays using the displays 2160x1440 pixels the effectively changing it resolution to 144ppi rather than the actual 216ppi.
The reg update and external manifest file effectively tells photoshop its working on such a size display display some number of pixel wide and some number photoshop uses that as the display size in turn Windows scale those pixels to use the displays 2160x1440 pixels efector lowing its 216ppi resolution. Photoshop CC 2014 2X UI would be like using windows 200% option applications would be shown the are working on a display 1080x720 instead of the Surface Pro 3 2160x1440. Note that 1080x720 does not meet PS requirement of 1024x768. Photoshop UI would not fit on the Surface Pro 3 display..
Since you have a 4k display if you have CC 2014 you can use its 2x UI effectively Photoshop will be running on a 1920x1080 display and have half the resolution of you 4K display 3840x2160 pixels four native pixels are use as a single pixel.   1920x1080 pixels exceed PS requirement.

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