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Go to mobile version. The following sections describe these logs and tools in detail. Why Bootlog. Have you ever seen an invalid Vxd or a loadfailed error message when booting Windows? Or do you see references to devices no longer on your system? One of the more useful troubleshooting log files maintained by Windows 98 is Bootlog. This file consists of five sections that describe the sequence of events performed by Windows during system startup. Creating the Bootlog.
This is the one and only time that Bootlog. If you want to create this file interactively during the boot process, press [F8] when the message Now starting Windows 98… appears. On the resulting menu, select option 1-Logged. Alternatively, you can create Bootlog. If you wish to create Bootlog. I highly recommend that you run this feature to learn the sequence of steps the operating system goes through to start the system.
That way, you will be able to more easily isolate problem areas when errors occur. How do I resolve the problems? A computer that is running Windows 98 may also contain the following lines:. These load failures do not necessarily indicate a problem. It is common for some, if not all, of these load attempts to fail, depending on your system configuration. You may get more information about the causes of specific types of load failures in the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - Q If you have a LoadFailed error check that the file really exists.
Be careful. If you see a large delay on the item "Enumerating
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