MSI Z77 GD55 Slow BootingUp when plugged a Cardreader PROBLEM!!!!!!

I have Msi Z77 Gd55 mainboard. I like this mainboard but I have a little problem. If my card reader is connected via usb and also slots are empty, the first booting black screen is waiting for 10-15seconds. If not plugged it counts the codes in 2seconds and starts loading windows rapidly. It waits at B4 debug code for 10-15 secs and then comes A2 and starts normally my windows.
I have tested other brand Card readers also with internal and external models but the problem is the same. I dont have this problem with my other mobos only having at Z77 GD55.
I have disabled the card reader at the bios Booting/usb but didnt solve the problem exactly.
A bios update may solve this problem................

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XP with SP3 on corporate network = 35 secs
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XP with SP3 WS only ticked and ADSL modem plugged in = 3min 26 secs
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XP with SP3 local user with ADSL modem = 45 secs
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01/31/2011 08:57:02:062
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01/31/2011 09:00:16:187 szHelperName returned: WMUSPOL.DLL
01/31/2011 09:00:16:187 szHelperName returned: WMGRPPOL.DLL
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USERENV(400.940) 08:56:39:203 GPOThread: Next refresh will happen in 95 minutes
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USERENV(400.404) 08:57:02:062 ================================================== =======
USERENV(400.404) 08:57:02:062 LoadUserProfile: Entering, hToken = <0x998>, lpProfileInfo = 0x6ea18
USERENV(400.404) 08:57:02:062 LoadUserProfile: lpProfileInfo->dwFlags = <0x1>
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OK, I'm out of Ideas.
I was hoping for something much bigger :>
You may want to post in the MS Forums in regards to the Timeout in that
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I would not mention ZCM or Client32 as that will just cause pushback.
In short, there appears to be a long timeout for the redirected profile
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On 2/1/2011 4:06 PM, nathan cook wrote:
>
> craig_wilson;2070716 Wrote:
>> As a Test, Could you disable the "Workstation" Service on the Device?
>> There is a Change the MS Client is trying to pull the Profile from
>> there
>> as well.
>>
>> If this "Test" works, we can try and think of a real solution.
>
> Thanks Craig, just tried that and it took 10 secs off the time.
>
>
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