Record Windows 7 Load Process

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Record Windows 7 Load Process:

I'd like to create a file of everything that is loading and the order in which it loads.
I'd like this file to start as early as possible (POST for example or ???).
It would be best best if this is a non-proprietary file (e.g text) so it can be easily searched.

Anyone know the best way to accomplish this?
 

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CPU
Intel I5-4690K
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ASUS H-97Plus
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ASUS MOBO Issues never resolved even by ASUS:
1) MOBO will NOT boot from other than the Default HDD drive.
2) MOBO will NOT boot Most DOS based CDs
I know that you can produce that sort of list,but not sure precisely when it starts to log there is a checkbox in the old MSConfig that creates a bootlog called ntbtlog.txt and you will find it in your C:\Windows folder.

I have used it in the past when troubleshooting boot problems, any long time period should be investigated but of course once you have the file you can use it for whatever you wish ;)
 

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Barman58:

Thank you very much.
FWIW:
Trying to figure out when WUDFrd loads to determine why event viewer keeps showing warning for:
ACPI\PNP0A0A\2&daba3ff&2

Lot of posts about this with ASUS MOBO's but no real solution.
My Driver loads and is working properly.
Only thing I've seen so far is someones post re: Windows not loading driver in right order because of Ring 0 and Ring 3.

Currently looking at OEM12.inf to see if I can see something.

Have a Good Day!
 

My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
build -
OS
Win 7 Pro x32
CPU
Intel I5-4690K
Motherboard
ASUS H-97Plus
Memory
8 GB
Graphics Card(s)
On Board
Sound Card
On Board
Other Info
ASUS MOBO Issues never resolved even by ASUS:
1) MOBO will NOT boot from other than the Default HDD drive.
2) MOBO will NOT boot Most DOS based CDs
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