Boot process stuck at Loading modules...

This effect might be observed with some manufacturers, when the firmware of a graphic card is not universally compatible with the latest Linux kernel builds used in BCWipe Total WipeOut. 

In case of USB flash drive

For Legacy boot mode:

• Open the bootable flash drive created in the Wizard and find the 'syslinux.cfg' file;
• Edit it with Notepad: add 'BC_DISABLE=video' to the end of the string started with 'APPEND...'. Syslinux.cfg example:
  APPEND root=/dev/ram0 rw init=/init consoleblank=0 loglevel=3 BC_DISABLE=video
• Save the file, safely eject the flash drive. Boot the target device with this flash drive.

In case of ISO image

• Open the C:\Program Files (x86)\Jetico\BCWipe Total WipeOut\iso\isolinux.cfg file with Notepad.
• Add 'BC_DISABLE=video' to the end of the string started with 'APPEND...', save changes (admin rights required). Isolinux.cfg example:
  APPEND root=/dev/ram0 rw init=/init consoleblank=0 loglevel=3 BC_DISABLE=video
• Create a new ISO in the Wizard and use it when booting.

• Open the C:\Program Files (x86)\Jetico\BCWipe Total WipeOut\common\boot\grub\grub.cfg file with Notepad.
• Add 'BC_DISABLE=video' to the end of the string started with 'linux /vmlinuz.x86_64...', save changes (admin rights required). Grub.cfg example:
  linux /vmlinuz.x86_64 root=/dev/ram0 rw init=/init video=efifb loglevel=3 BC_DISABLE=video
• Create a new ISO with the Wizard and use it when booting.

In case of EXE

Method 1 (before creating win_wiper.exe with the Wizard)

• Open the C:\Program Files (x86)\Jetico\BCWipe Total WipeOut\common\boot\grub\grub.cfg file with Notepad.
• Add 'BC_DISABLE=video' to the end of the string started with 'linux /vmlinuz.x86_64...', save changes (admin rights required). Grub.cfg example:
  linux /vmlinuz.x86_64 root=/dev/ram0 rw init=/init video=efifb loglevel=3 BC_DISABLE=video
• Create EXE with the Wizard
  
  

Method 2 (after successful running win_wiper.exe on the target machine and before reboot)

• Open 'Disk Management' and find the BCWipe TWO partition created by win_wiper program. Assign a drive letter to the partition.
• Open Windows Explorer and the partition with the assigned drive letter and  find the file  'boot/grub/grub.cfg'
• Add 'BC_DISABLE=video' to the end of the string started with 'linux /vmlinuz.x86_64...', save changes.

• Reboot