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Currently in Kuwait by the way and both safe mode and command prompt is the same way the only thing i seem to be able to use is the F2 setup screen which does not seem to help at all eaither resetted the settings to default but no progress. Wish I could find a way to fix this without taking cash from my pocket or sending it to a place to reset it to factory settings. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
I have the same question 8. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. RegCure probably did mess up something. Registry cleaners are snake oil at best and at worst they can damage MS programs like Office and the operating system itself.
You do not want to be going into Setup BIOS to restore your computer to factory condition in any case. If you need to back up your data you can do this without going into Windows see below.
Well, there isn't much to say in terms of scenarios when F8 isn't working. The problem will be recognized when you've entered a keystroke of F8 on the computer, and it failed to catch. Yes, this the common symptom that your Windows aren't efficient or running too quickly to recognize the stroke of F8 on the keyboard. To say the most, it usually occurs on Windows 8 and Windows Luckily, we've some quick solution fixes for you in the following sections regarding this problem.
So, let's discuss them in a short step-by-step guide for respective Windows. If F8 isn't working and you've to restart your computer in Safe Mode immediately, try it via the Start menu. There is a manual solution to fix this problem via Command prompt in administrator privileges. Now, your basic command looks as follows. Then, hit the Enter tab and restart your computer while continuously pressing the F8 key until the Advanced Boot Options menu appears.
Then, choose the Safe Mode. You can use the free Msconfig utility to activate Windows in Safe Mode. Then, proceed with the Enter tab. Yes, we got you that there may be chances that you may not be able to log in to your PC. Select the Power button in the lower-right corner of your Windows and long-press the Shift key on the keyboard to restart. To find what caused the problem, use any tool I think Sysinternals had a tool for it to get driver load order list.
The problem is there NOTE 1: This is an universal solution, and can be used to fix a lot of problems - from driver errors to virus infections. Good luck! Posted 21 October - AM. Annoyingly this is turning into a recurring problem on every other reboot. Trying the registry backup fix again. Community Forum Software by IP.
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Click here to Register a free account now! Windows 7: not booting, safe mode fails - possible virus infection? Started by Tichondrius , Oct 14 AM. Please log in to reply. However after another reboot yesterday, it stopped working again.
Thank you! I ran FRST
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