Windows 8.1 Domain Login VERY SLOW.

Hi
I have 2 labs of Windows 8.1 machines, I7's Processors with 8 gig of memory and a login to the domain can roughly take 3-5 minutes. Have anyone of you that also have windows 8.1 running in a lab environment experienced slow domain logins? We do not use roaming
profiles in our environment?
My default profile is about 250 megs, I have cleaned the profile the best I can, there is no temp files or downloads in the profile.
I have noticed the webcache is quite big 35 megs thats in the profile is there anyway to delete this?,
Can anyone suggest anything I can look into? to speed things up to get the login to a reasonable time?.

Hi,
I recommend you check this solution of this issue:
When Logging into a Windows Domain is SLOW...
http://www.oregontechsupport.com/articles/domain-login-slow.php
Please Note: Since the website is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.
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If I understand your question correctly, you already have established a session on SQL Server using a domain account, and you want to know what happens with that open session if the DC crashes, correct?
Regarding whether or not you can continue running queries, the answer is a bit tricky as it depends on the scenario as a whole, but you probably shouldn’t rely on it.
The SQL token within the session will probably still be valid since you have already authenticated yourself to SQL Server, but any statement that may use external resources or that may try to access the session Windows token will likely fail and potentially
even terminate the session.
I would strongly recommend having some redundancy on your system, and consider having a read-only DC (RODC) to make sure that you don’t have downtime in scenarios such as this one.
I hope this information helps.
-Raul Garcia
SQL Server Security
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