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re: WinME boot sequence problem?
Thursday, November 1, 2007 at 8:02 pm
Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Ed
(570 messages posted)
I really don't think it can be any of the things you mention. The bootlog is *very*
specific. Windows is unloading the dozen or so device entries mentioned in
my initial post.
In particular, this is not being caused by any software or utilities loading. It's
being caused by things being unloaded.
I'm wondering why WinME is unloading, at this final stage in the boot-up process,
device entries that were successfully loaded earlier in the boot sequence. Win98SE
does not do this, as mentioned in my initial post; so what is the purpose of WinME
in doing it?
Ed
On Thursday, November 1, 2007 at 11:06 am, C K wrote:
>They all do it for a short time as the registry and some other files are backed
up.
> Happens in every system for emergancy startup/recovery options. System restore
>doesn't have anything to do with that function... Other than that, not sure but
>there could be other software/utilities running and starting up such as AV etc..
> It's not like the old DOS days..
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