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by gary56789
Add the "/bootlog" switch to your default operating system loading string in the boot.ini file (mine would look like this; multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional"/fastdetect/bootlog). You can also click Start--Run--type "msconfig" (without quotes)--put a check mark by "bootlog"--Apply--OK. This will create the log at startup.
Boot Log XP is a good analyzer tool. Trial version download at http://greatis.com/utilities/bootlogxp/
by gary56789
click on start -- run and type eventvwr.msc
there youll find all of the information you need.
its the windows event viewer.
by aneale
Go to Microsoft to search for Bootvis.exe and download it to your desktop.
Can only be used on xp O/S. The test provides a list of all devices and run times, identifies problem areas and can also optimize your system.
Hope this helps. a
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