Switch to the boot tab here and locate the boot log parameter here.Ĭan you explain the following situation:? Press Windows-r to bring up the run box in Windows, enter msconfig.exe and hit the return key to load the interface. If Autoruns is not on the PC yet and if you do not have an Internet connection to download it, or are not permitted to use third party software, then Msconfig may be the alternative that you may want to use. There is not really a reason for using Msconfig if you also have access to Autoruns. Before I explain how this is done, I should probably first answer why someone would want to use Msconfig and not a program like Autoruns for that. The feature is disabled by default and needs to be activated first.
One of the things that Windows users can use Msconfig for is to log which drivers get loaded during system boot. First because it is very limited in comparison to Autoruns when it comes to functionality, and second because it is an internal tool that ships with Windows. The system tool Msconfig on the other hand is different. For some users, Autoruns with its 18 different tabs may look like overkill when it comes to that, and new users will certainly spend some time using the program before they really understand how they can utilize the program. Nothing really beats the excellent Autoruns when it comes to analyzing the files that get loaded during a system's boot process.
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