When something goes wrong with Windows it can be very difficult to diagnose or repair, and there are times when booting your computer into Safe Mode just isn’t good enough. Safe Mode, a special diagnostic mode built into Windows strips the OS of all drivers and start-up software and presents you with a very limited version of Windows in which to diagnose what might be causing a problem, and repair it. Many Windows features simply won’t operate in Safe Mode so there’s not very much you can do.
Fortunately though there is an alternative and it’s in every version of the operating system (XP, Vista and Windows 7). This is called “Safe Boot”.
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Using Windows “Safe Boot” To Diagnose and Repair Problems
Started By BDK, Jan 23 2012 06:43 PM
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