
04-25-2008
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RE: boot in safe mode - minimal service with network
Thanks for the answer Mick!
But... It didn´t help, and the thing that got me in trouble is that ASUS
seems to disable these options in their computers. Cause when I tap the F8
the only two choices to come up is Normal and Safe Mode. Safe mode didn´t
work and Normal kicked out with a blue screen.
However, I´ve solved the problem by doing an image of the HDD and then
reinstalled windows and moved all the important files... its alive again!! 
Even though it took a lot of time and was really furious....
//Tony
"Mick Murphy" wrote:
> The way to get into Safe mode is to tap F8 right at startup/power on.
> A list of options comes up, and you use the UP and DOWN arrows to go to Safe
> Mode, then hit ENTER
> --
> Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>
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> "TonyTiger" wrote:
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> > I have windows vista ultimate on an Asus U3S notebook.
> >
> > I´ve changed in the control panel/administration tool/system configuration
> > to boot in safe mode with network. I did this because there was a problem
> > with connecting to the internet and I thought this would be a way to solve
> > the problem.
> >
> > When I start the computer there is two alternatives
> > Safe mode
> > Normal
> >
> > Safemode - happens nothing, the same list appears again and again
> > Normal - it starts to unravel a long list of driver installation - so far so
> > good
> > a Windows Vista screen appear (black with text only) which says starting in
> > safemode - minimal service with network. So far so good...
> > blue screen appears and physical memory is dumped...
> > Restart and the same procedure starts all over...
> >
> > My question is how can I change back to "normal start" and/ or get past the
> > blue screen? Is there a possibility to get more options when I start up the
> > computer? Is there a possibility to "go back" to before the change was made?
> >
> > There is a lot of work on the computer and things that I really need so I
> > really don´t want to reinstall and lose everything on the HDD...
> >
> > Please help if you know a way out if this.
> >
> > //best regards Tony
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