Windows 10: Is there a way to see the normal boot process for Windows 11?

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  1. LONNIE S JONES
    Lonnie S Jones Win User

    Is there a way to see the normal boot process for Windows 11?


    I'm on a brand new game development computer ASUS ROG, so everything looks like a circle spinning during boot up. Sometimes it takes longer to load than others, but other than updates, I'm uncertain why. Sometimes my boot from bios to desktop is 30 seconds and other times it can be 3 minutes. I need to see what is happening during the boot. Sometimes I need to boot to my USB for Android or Linux for testing other operating systems.In Windows 1.0 to 3.1, it always would show and Windows 95-2000 had the option. In Windows 10 only during safe mode, you could see what was being loaded. I looked

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    Lonnie S Jones, Apr 11, 2025
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  2. GNJHA
    GNJha Win User

    Boot Process

    Hi,

    Please suggest me a link that can explain the boot process step by step of ...

    • Windows 7,
    • Windows 8.1,
    • Windows 10,
    • Windows Server 2008 R2 and
    • Windows Server 2012 R2

    With Regards

    InTech
     
    GNJha, Apr 11, 2025
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  3. DAVEM121
    DaveM121 Win User
    Windows 10 Boot process

    The best explanation I have read is this link on Quora, it explains each step of the boot process in detail. While it does not list all
    the files executed - this would be not be the same on different systems, it does give an in depth explanation

    Another thing you might like to look up is the difference in booting a BIOS based system as opposed to a UEFI based system -

    Click HERE     for a good article
     
    DaveM121, Apr 11, 2025
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  4. HELLRAZOR
    hellrazor Win User

    Is there a way to see the normal boot process for Windows 11?

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    Bull fucking shit.
     
    hellrazor, Apr 11, 2025
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