Using Boot Logs and System Information to Research Startup: p. 366 Boot logs can be used to generate a list of drivers that were loaded during a normal startup and during a Safe Mode startup. Do the following to use boot logs to research startup: Boot to the normal Windows desktop with boot logging enabled. Save the boot log just created to a different name or location so it will not be overwritten on the next boot. Reboot the system in Safe Mode, which also creates a boot log. Compare the two logs, identifying differences in drivers loaded during the two boots. You can print both files and lay them side by side for comparison. An easier method is to compare the files using the Compare tool in Microsoft Word. Use the System Information utility or other methods to identify the hardware devices loaded during normal startup but not loaded in Safe Mode. Which devices on your system did not load in Safe Mode

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