Introduction
To recover Windows computers that don't start, or to recover computers that are starting with errors, you must recognize what the operating system looks like when it's starting properly. Additionally, a good working knowledge of the recovery tools that Windows provides should help you to identify and resolve problems that relate to startup issues.
Objectives
After completing this module, you'll be able to:
- Describe the Windows startup architecture.
- Explain the repair and recovery options available in Windows.
- Describe the available advanced startup recovery tools.
- Explore the advanced startup environment.
- Describe the System Restore process in Windows.
- Access the Windows System Restore tool to fix the startup environment.
- Describe volume activation considerations.
- Describe the role of the BCD store.
- Describe BCD configuration settings.