bootvis造句

• The Bootvis . exe tool is no longer available from Microsoft.
• The user can run BootVis again and click Trace-- > Stop Tracing, which will stop the file from growing and allow it to be safely deleted.
• I think the file was created when I tried to use Bootvis and some other similar boot log program to try to see why my computer will only boot in safe mode ( I have done several antivirus / malware scans etc etc ).
• Because the Global Logger session used by BootVis is triggered by registry entries, it runs every time that the entries appear in the registry, which has resulted in some users seeing large quantities of hard drive being used for the trace . log file ( in C : \ WINDOWS \ System32 \ LogFiles \ WMI ).