Hello Jefry,
As well as David's suggestion to add "/sos" in BOOT.ini,
you could enable "Verbose Status" mode during startup/shutdown.
In XP Home Edition...
H-1)- Launch Windows Registry Editor via...
[Start]
| Run |
regedit
[Enter]
H-2)- Navigate to this key...
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system]
H-3)- In the right pane, look for a value named "VerboseStatus".
If this value does not exist, then right-click in a blank
area of the right pane and select | New | DWord value |.
Name it "VerboseStatus".
Now, double-click this value and set it to 1 (one).
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In Windows XP Pro,
[Start]
| Run |
gpedit
[Enter]
- Computer Configuration
- Administrative Templates
- System
Right-click "Verbose vs normal status messages"
Click | Properties |
/Settings\
(*) "Enabled"
Note: This setting is ignored if the "Remove Boot/Shutdown/Logon/Logoff status messages" setting is
enabled.
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Regards,
Jan
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| Chuck,
| Tell me how you got it to do that!
| I'd like to see the process's dialog myself; similar to an old DOS boot, sort of.
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| Sincerely,
| Jefry
| I have done something to remove the background screen during boot up, and
| shut down. Now I get a screen that changes, and tells me what it is doing.
| Things such as "playing start up sound" etc. Same thing happens when it
| shuts down. Any ideas on how to change back to original specs.
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