system startup/shutdown

1) boot up in safe mood.
2)start-->Programs-->Dos prompt-->Scanreg /restore
3)restore is an option of Scanreg.
If you want to know more about this, choose
scanreg /?

Windows explorer> Exploring c set view under folder options to view all files> bootlog file will be visable.

Hi

You can add some commands to the autoexec.bat file or you can create a batch file then copy into your startup folder so it runs each time you boot. The commands are:

Echo Booting up********** >> c:\blog.txt
Echo. |time>>c:\blog.txt
Echo. |date>>c:\blog.txt

This appends the text 'Booting up*********' to a text file called blog.txt, then appends the time and date. It is handy to have the asterisks placed each time, otherwise you end up with a file that simply lists dates and times and unless your careful you can confuse which date goes with which time.

Hope this helps

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