Windows loading time is too long!

After I installed Desktop manager ver4.6 to my PC . PC loading time is very long,
It takes 3 minutes to load desktop screen when turning on PC . (without Desktop Manager it takes one and 30 minutes)
Does Anyone have same issue ? OS: XP pro
After finish loading I do not feel slow.
please help me out .
Solved!
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Do you have the Desktop Manager set to load when the computer boots up? If so you can disable that by going into Add/Remove Programs, select the Desktop Manager and hit the Change/Remove button. Hit Modify, select the BlackBerry Desktop Manager and hit Next. You want to keep going through the wizard to pick the same options you did when installing it. When you're on the last screen before you hit 'Install' uncheck the box that says to start the Desktop Manager when the computer starts.
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