I am running windows 2000 and have a second display. When comp boots up it boots up on my attached monitor but then just as its about to go?

You didn't specify if your video card has two ports on it, or if you are using more than one video card. I am going with the assumption that you are using only one card with two video ports on it. In this case, video cards have a primary and secondary port, meaning that the computer sees one before the other.

The monitor that shows the initial Power Up Self Test (or POST), is on the primary and is usually (but not always) the connector closest to the motherboard. Windows can be set to use either port as the primary, which can be different than the one being displayed during the POST. As a quick fix, try switching the video cables on the video card itself first.

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