re: Question about 'Things that slow down system bootup'
Monday, April 19, 2004 at 4:38 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Herman
(1 messages posted)
Hello people,
a late reply, but I hope it can help anyway.
I am experiencing problems with Windows 98 SE startup too. Everything worked perfectly,
but suddenly Windows takes a few minutes longer to startup. There is a sudden 'pause'
just between the windows background is shown, and the taskbar and desktop icons are
shown.
I also used "Boot Log Analyzer" and found some very long loading times. For example:
38.772 for InitDone = TSRQuery.
However.....
When looking at the plain bootlog.txt file in, for instance, notepad, the lines look
like this:
[000D5F87] Loading Device = C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS
Now, the [000??????] part must have something to do with the time, and I guess this
is where BLA calculates the duration from.
But there are a number of lines just before the "Init = TSRQuery" line without the
"[000?????]" part.
Maybe that's why the time appears that long. That in reality the time displayed is
the time it takes to execute the whole part without [000?????] in front of them.
Does anyone know if I'm correct?
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