neil[_2_]
December 28th 09, 10:03 AM
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> I cannot get to the start menu to disable the auto reboot. It just keep
> taking me back to the screen that wants me to pick safe mode, sfae mode
> with
> networking, etc. I have tried all of options, but it just keeps doing the
> same thing.
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You need to press F8 during start-up (before the XP splash screen) when you
get the menu there will be extra options including disable auto reboot on
error.
Neil
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> I cannot get to the start menu to disable the auto reboot. It just keep
> taking me back to the screen that wants me to pick safe mode, sfae mode
> with
> networking, etc. I have tried all of options, but it just keeps doing the
> same thing.
>
> url:http://www.ureader.com/msg/128052374.aspx
You need to press F8 during start-up (before the XP splash screen) when you
get the menu there will be extra options including disable auto reboot on
error.
Neil