Microsoft Bootvis – Boot and Resume Performance Analysis Tool for Windows XP
June 20, 2003
Overview
This package contains Microsoft Bootvis v1.3.37, dated May 22, 2003.
NOTE: This tool is intended for hardware developers and manufacturers of PCs and PC peripherals only.
Issues Corrected In This Release
The current version of bootvis addresses the following known issues.
•	Resolves a compatibility issue when running on Intel® Pentium® 4 processors with Hyper-Threading Technology enabled.
NOTE: In order to correct a problem with Bootvis tracing on systems with Hyper-Threading Technology, a kernel hot fix is required.  Refer to Knowledge Base article Q821581 for more details and to obtain the fix.
•	Resolves a compatibility issue when using third-party IDE drivers.
License Agreement
Your use of this SOFTWARE is subject to the terms and conditions of the Microsoft Corporation License Agreement for the beta version of the Microsoft ASL compiler.  If you do not have a valid license from Microsoft for such SOFTWARE, you are not authorized to install, copy or otherwise use the SOFTWARE, including without limitation any of its contents. Promptly return the SOFTWARE and the accompanying items, including written materials and binders or other containers to Microsoft.
Should you have any questions concerning the License Agreement, please send an email with your question to onnow@microsoft.com
Problem Reporting and Feedback
Please provide any feedback to Microsoft.  For technical assistance, or to report any problems, please contact:
onnow@microsoft.com
File Manifest
The following files are included in this package.
File	Description	
bootvis.msi	Bootvis installation package	
bootvis.exe	The bootvis tool	
Bootvis.chm	The bootvis help file	
license.rtf	The license agreement	
readme.rtf	This file	
Installing Microsoft Bootvis
To install the Microsoft Bootvis tool, copy the bootvis.msi installation package provided to the target system.  Running the installation package will expand and copy the necessary files to the hard drive of the target system.  This location defaults to:
       c:\Program Files\Microsoft Bootvis
A Microsoft Bootvis folder is added to the current user’s start menu.
Removing Microsoft Bootvis
To remove Bootvis, re-run the bootvis.msi installation program and choose the Remove option.  Alternatively, you may remove Microsoft Bootvis from the Add/Remove programs Control Panel Applet.
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