ntbtlog.txt reading

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Hi all,

I've been looking at some system boot logs, specifically creating
ntbtlog.txt when I start the machine:

What is the significance of the prefix:
"Did not load driver" followed by the driver/path
in ntbtlog.txt?

Is that an indication of an error of some sort, or simply a fact,
that those drivers listed that way weren't loaded?

Does ntbtlog.txt ever use the word "error" in its output?

TIA,

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|>Hi all,
|>
|>I've been looking at some system boot logs, specifically creating
|>ntbtlog.txt when I start the machine:
|>
|>What is the significance of the prefix:
|>"Did not load driver" followed by the driver/path
|>in ntbtlog.txt?
|>
|>Is that an indication of an error of some sort, or simply a fact,
|>that those drivers listed that way weren't loaded?
|>
|>Does ntbtlog.txt ever use the word "error" in its output?
|
the NTBTlog.txt is kinda worthless under XP - you could scan Win98
bootlog.txt and actually find or fix problems..

The did not load is because the driver were't needed
 
the NTBTlog.txt is kinda worthless under XP - you could
scan Win98 bootlog.txt and actually find or fix problems..

The did not load is because the driver were't needed
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Thanks! That's what it almost appeared to be, but ... it didn't
seem to make sense! Guess I shoulda known better, eh? <G>
Well, back to it, sans one more tool<g>.

Regards,
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