You are trying to repair a Windows XP machine that won't start normally. When selecting advanced startup options, besides Safe Mode, the screen offers Enable Boot Logging to log startup errors, Debugging Mode to send debugging data to another computer, and Start Windows Normally to try booting without a special mode.

1. You are trying to repair a customer’s Windows XP machine that failed to start normally.
You’ve made sure the floppy and optical drives are empty and rebooted the computer, but
the computer still is having issues. You go to the Advanced Options menu to select a Safe Mode
method in which to start the computer and begin your repair operations. Besides Safe Mode,
what other options are available on this screen? (Choose three.)
A. Enable Boot Logging
B. Directory Services Restore Mode
C. Debugging Mode
D. Start Windows Normally
Solution
A, C, and D. Enable Boot Logging creates the NTBTLOG.TXT file, which logs the Windows
startup routine and saves it in the systemroot folder. Debugging Mode is an advanced option that
sends debugging data over a serial cable to another computer to be accessed by a debugger
application on that computer. Selecting the Start Windows Normally option attempts to start the
operating system normally, rather than using a special mode.