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Another Windows Annoyance
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Jim Thompson wrote:
>
> I've been paring out unneeded Windows Services... practically HALVED
> my memory usage on boot-up :-)
>
> Now I've got something popping up a DOS window during boot-up.
>
> It pops up and goes away so fast I can't manage to snag it with
> "Pause" to see what it is.
>
> Is there a way to boot-up that steps thru the boot-up, loading one
> item at a time?
Boot up in Safe Mode and see what's loading.