WinXP Diagnostic Startup. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () Does running Diagnostic Startup via msconfig turn off System Restore? Does running Diagnostic Startup delete all previous System Restore Points?. Archived from...

WinXP Diagnostic Startup. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain () Does running the WinXP Diagnostic Startup turn off System Restore? Will running Diagnostic Startup delete previous System Restore Points?. Archived from groups:...

what would that bare minimum consist of? >> Thanks in advance. >> Dave Dave, Try your Startup tab in MSCONFIG, I think in WinXP you can choose "Diagnostic Startup" and select the checkbox to load only the critical Win drivers. You could also...

to run a Diagnostic Startup, not because I'm having problems with my WinXP Home SP-2, but to install a new program. After resetting msconfig back to Normal Startup, I noticed all my System Restore Points were gone, except for one System Checkpoint created...

options for removal: Go to Start/Run and type in: msconfig. Go to the Startup Tab and uncheck accordingly. Then run this script to remove the disabled items from the registry. Clear Disabled Items from Msconfig Startup and Selective Startup (Line...

my problem - I hang at logging off, not "saving your settings". Strange - It will shut down, but after about 90 secs. I'll try safe mode shut down and diagnostic start-up/shut down ... Will get back to you. Tried both the diagn...

Mode. The simplest is to Run msconfig.exe and choose Diagnostic Startup, then reboot. The other way is a bit more complicated. Go to System Properties | Advanced | Startup and Recovery Settings. Click the Edit button to open C:\boot.ini in Notepad....

there are less than 12 programs loading at startup. The programs are necessary for the basic function I need at start up. I have run WinXP diagnostic and no errors in the registry or WinXP program were found. Other than IE6 freezing once in a while I do...

about what the startup tab is in conjunction with the type of startup options you have. Your choices listed on the General tab in msconfig are you choices for your startup, Normal, Selective, and Diagnostic. The Items on the 'Startup Tab' are programs...

Setup Get a Startup Diskette from , if you don't already have one from "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Startup Disk tab". Test the Startup Diskette. Boot it, put in a CD and "DIR" the CD. It will say which letter is the CD. (Otherwise, it is likely...