Windows 10: How to force Win10 to show text rather than circle while loading

Hi All,

In past i happened to come a cross a Win7 laptop which showed what it was loading (string of text) before going to CTRL+ALT+DELETE screen. At that time this machine came quiet useful as we were trying to figure out why a batch of 10 laptops suddenly started to have 45 min of loading time. Due to the string of text we were able to pin point the issue due to the fact that the string of text pointed to a group policy which was reinstalling and than again installing the LOBs (line of business applications).

I am trying to setup a WIN10 to show the text rather than the circle while loading but unfortunately i am unable to find anything on internet to point to the right direction.

Any idea how to achieve this? any help would be appreciated.

PS: i apologies for my Grammar. English is not my native language

Many thanks

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I understand that the loading circles is not appearing while the Windows loads but the Windows loads normally.

To assist you better, I suggest you to answer the below questions.

• Are you facing any issues in Windows after it loads?
• Did this happen after any recent updates installed?
• Did you make any changes prior to the issue?

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