Dinosaur
05-06-2002, 11:43 AM
I am running windows 98SE on the following system
ASUS A7V133
JumperFree PC133/VC133
200/266Mhz FSB AGP Pro/4X
Socket A Motherboard
KT133A Chipset
Before Windows starts loading, there is a lot of information shown on the screen too fast for me to read. Is there a was to pause the system so that I can read the screen?
BTW: In my MSDOS.sys file I have logo = 0 under options. This prevents the Windows Logo screen from displaying while Windows is loading. Once in a blue moon that screen hides something you ought to know about. For example: A friends’s system consistently shut down just before or just after Windows loaded. His CPU fan was not working, and the CPU was heating up. The BIOS was showing a warning message about the fan, which was hidden by the Windows Logo screen. The BIOS was shutting the system down when the temperature got too high.
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Gouverneur, the Dinosaur from pre-compter era.
Eschew Obfuscation!
If one hundred million people believe a foolish idea, it is still a foolish idea.
ASUS A7V133
JumperFree PC133/VC133
200/266Mhz FSB AGP Pro/4X
Socket A Motherboard
KT133A Chipset
Before Windows starts loading, there is a lot of information shown on the screen too fast for me to read. Is there a was to pause the system so that I can read the screen?
BTW: In my MSDOS.sys file I have logo = 0 under options. This prevents the Windows Logo screen from displaying while Windows is loading. Once in a blue moon that screen hides something you ought to know about. For example: A friends’s system consistently shut down just before or just after Windows loaded. His CPU fan was not working, and the CPU was heating up. The BIOS was showing a warning message about the fan, which was hidden by the Windows Logo screen. The BIOS was shutting the system down when the temperature got too high.
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Gouverneur, the Dinosaur from pre-compter era.
Eschew Obfuscation!
If one hundred million people believe a foolish idea, it is still a foolish idea.