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MCSE : Security Specialist

Startup Process Windows NT/2000

Steps prior to boot sequence

  • POST Power On Self Test routines are run.
  • The boot device is located, and the MBR (Master Boot Record) is loaded into memory, and locates the active partition boot sector, and loads it into memory.
  • From the boot sector NTLDR is loaded into memory.

Boot Sequence

  • NTLDR switches the processor from real mode into 32 bit flat memory mode.
  • NTLDR starts the minifile system drivers, either FAT, FAT 32 (2000 only) or NTFS.
  • NTLDR reads the BOOT.INI file, and displays the Boot Loader Menu. If you have a dual boot system and choose an OS other than Windows NT NTLDR will load BOOTSECT.DOS and pass control to it for booting.
  • If Windows NT/2000 is selected, NTLDR will run NTDETECT.COM which scans the computers hardware and passes this information back to NTLDR.
  • NTLDR then loads NTOSKRNL.EXE, HALL.DLL, and the SYSTEM hive.

Kernel Load Phase

  • NTLDR starts NTOSKRNL.EXE
  • The HAL (hardware abstraction layer) is loaded, which hides the physical hardware from applications.
  • The SYSTEM hive, is loaded and scanned for device drivers, and services that should be loaded. These are organized into groups They are loaded into memory but not initialized yet, in the order in which they appear in the ServiceGroupOrder subkey of the registry.

Kernel Initialization Phase

In this phase the screen is blue, and initializes the kernel and the drivers that were loaded during the kernel load phase.

  • The kernel is initialized.
  • SYSTEM hive is scanned again to determine which drivers should be loaded, then they are initialized.

Services Load Phase

The services load phase starts the Session Manager SMSS.EXE. It will run the programs listed in its BootExecute Registry entry, as well as starting the required subsystems.

Win 32 Subsystem Start Phase

When the 32 Subsystem Starts it automatically starts WINLOGON.EXE which starts the Local Security Authority LSASS.EXE and displays Ctrl+Alt+Delete logon dialog.

Next the The Service Controller (Screg.exe) will check the Registry for services that are marked to load automatically and will load them.

User Logon

The Boot is not considered good until a user logs on successfully

 

 


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