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MCSE : Security Specialist

Files required to boot

Windows 95/98

File
Location
IO.SYS - The real-mode operating system, VMM32 and Windows 9x device drivers take control from Io.sys. 
root
MSDOS.SYS - contains special information for Windows 98, and for compatibility with applications that require Msdos.sys. to be present. 
root
CONFIG.SYS - is not required for Windows 9x, but it is included for compatibility.
root
AUTOEXEC.BAT - is not required for Windows 95 or Windows 98, but it is included for compatibility.
root
SYSTEM.INI
\windows
WIN.INI 
\windows
BOOTLOG.TXT
root

Windows NT/2000

File
Location
NTLDR - Hidden, read only system file loads the operating system.
Root of the active partition
Boot.ini - Read only system file, used to build the the boot menu.
Root of the active partition
Bootsect.dos - Hidden system file loaded by NTLDR only if dual booting, another OS. 
Root of the active partition
Ntdetect.com - Hidden, read only system file used to build a hardware list and pass the information back to NTLDR to be added to the registry latter in the boot process.
Root of the active partition
Ntbootdd.sys - (only if booting from a SCSI partition, and SCSI BIOS is not present on the controller)
Root of the active partition
Ntoskrnl.exe - This the Kernel file.
Systemroot\System32
SYSTEM - Controls which drivers and services are loaded.
Systemroot\System32\Config
Device drivers - These are files that support various device drivers.
Systemroot\System32\Drivers

 

 


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