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11-16-2001, 12:17 PM
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Why do I have to use safe mode when I restart?
[This message has been edited by sos2000 (edited 11-27-2001).] |
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11-29-2001, 10:46 AM
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The Mad Beaker
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That is really weird and I've never heard of anyone having that kind of problem before...
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11-29-2001, 08:19 PM
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EOCF Elder
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I think I have a fix.
Goto start>run, and type asd, and press enter. It stands for automatic skip driver. It will tell you the last drivers that failed to load when windows was starting up on a previous attempt. When those drivers fail to load, Windows will skip those drivers on every sequencial reboot until you uncheck them from the box. Odds are it is PNP Bios call.
If there are no ASD problems, it will tell you that there are no problems with the software. After you are done, it is a good idea to goto start>run, and type "drwatson" -- then, right click the new icon in your system tray, and goto view>advanced. it will give you all of the information you need for your system (drivers and such.) -Mark |
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