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Windows 7 Professional X86, 2000, XP and 2003: BIOS: performs Electrical power On Self Check (Post) BIOS: loads MBR through the boot system specified/selected through the BIOS MBR: features a modest quantity of code that reads the partition table, the initial partition marked as lively is established to become the method volume MBR: loads the boot sector from your technique volume BOOT SECTOR: reads the root directory of the procedure volume at loads NTLDR NTLDR: reads BOOT.INI from your model volume to ascertain the boot drive (presenting a menu if in excess of 1 entry is defined) NTLDR: loads and executes NTDETECT.COM through the system volume to execute BIOS hardware detection NTLDR: loads NTOSKRNL.EXE, HAL.DLL,
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 Activation, BOOTVID.DLL (and KDCOM.DLL for XP upwards) from your boot (Windows) volume NTLDR: loads WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSYSTEM which turns into the product hive HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystem NTLDR: loads drivers flagged as "boot" defined inside the procedure hive, then passes command to NTOSKRNL.EXE NTOSKRNL.EXE: brings up the loading splash screen and initializes the kernel subsystem NTOSKRNL.EXE: starts the boot-start drivers then loads & commences the system-start drivers NTOSKRNL.EXE: creates the Session Manager process (SMSS.EXE) SMSS.EXE: runs any programs specified in BootExecute (e.g. AUTOCHK, the native API version of CHKDSK) SMSS.EXE: processes any delayed move/rename operations from hotfixes/service packs replacing in-use system files SMSS.EXE: initializes the paging file(s) and the remaining registry hives ** before this step completes,
Office 2007 Professional Keygen, bugchecks will not result in a memory dump as we need a working page file on the boot (Windows) volume **SMSS.EXE: commences the kernel-mode portion with the Win32 subsystem (WIN32K.SYS) SMSS.EXE: commences the user-mode portion of your Win32 subsystem (CSRSS.EXE) SMSS.EXE: commences WINLOGON.EXE WINLOGON.EXE: starts the Community Security Authority (LSASS.EXE) WINLOGON.EXE: loads the Graphical User Identification and Authentication DLL (MSGINA.DLL by default) WINLOGON.EXE: displays the logon window WINLOGON.EXE: commences the services controller (SERVICES.EXE) ** at this point users can logon **SERVICES.EXE: commences all services markes as automatic --------- NOTES: The Program volume may be the partition from which the boot process commences, containing the MBR,
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Windows 7 Starter Keygen, NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM & BOOT.INI The BOOT volume is the partition which is made up of the Windows folder - this can be a logical partition