Anyone know why dis shbt happens?
If you select "Normal Startup" then on Boot tab select "make all settings permanent" it usually reverts back to Selective Startup.
I understand it may be "perfectly normal" but I still don't like it. I have seen it in a number of systems over the years including clean installs using the latest installation bits (including the one this image of grabbed from). If it be perfectly normal, i.e. everything is functioning, then why not "Normal Startup"?
If you select "Normal Startup" then on Boot tab select "make all settings permanent" it usually reverts back to Selective Startup.
I understand it may be "perfectly normal" but I still don't like it. I have seen it in a number of systems over the years including clean installs using the latest installation bits (including the one this image of grabbed from). If it be perfectly normal, i.e. everything is functioning, then why not "Normal Startup"?
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