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开机菜单基本常识（Boot menu Basics） Boot menu basic common sense.Txt Windows XP boot menu what is the meaning of the phenomenon: I Windows XP operating system installed recently, I know at startup or press the F8 key when the computer does not start, will enter the Windows XP start the advanced options menu, where you can select from 8 different normal start outside the start Windows XP. What do you mean by these patterns? (1) security mode: when you select safe mode to start Windows XP, the system starts with only some of the most basic files and drivers. Access to security mode is an important step in diagnosing faults. If the security model is not available after startup, or you cant start the security mode at all, then you may need to fix the system using the emergency fix disk ERD. (2) network security mode: similar to security mode, but increased support for network connection. This option is useful in addressing the Windows XP startup fault in a LAN environment. (3) security mode for command prompt: similar to security mode, boot Windows XP using only basic files and drivers. But after login, the screen appears command prompt instead of Windows desktop. (4) enable boot logs: start Windows XP, and record all the drivers and services loaded by the system into the file. The file name is ntbtlog.txt, located in the Windir directory. This log is useful for determining the exact cause of the system startup problem. (5) enable VGA mode: start Windows XP using the basic VGA driver. This mode is useful when you install a new video card driver that does not enable Windows XP to start properly, or when the refresh frequency is improperly set up. When you start Windows XP in safe mode, only the most basic graphics drivers are used. (6) the latest correct configuration: choosing to start Windows XP with the last correct configuration is a way to solve problems such as new drivers that do not match hardware. In this way, Windows XP restores only the information under the registry k