It's probably due to infection. To logon in safe mode and run antispyware
programs (in Safe mode for better results), Start\Run\type; msconfig and hit
enter\BOOT.INI\check SAFE BOOT and restart the computer if msconfig is not
available or does not have an effect, run antispyware programs to rid of
possible spyware or virus. Programs recommended to disinfect the computer
are Adaware SE Personal, Spybot Search & Destroy, CWShredder and HijackThis.
If no other program detects parasites you can use HijackThis to detect all
process running in your system but you need to identify which before you can
delete it as HijackThis does not say which they are, it just comes up with
all processes running and deletes those you select. Once you have deleted a
process that you are sure is a malicious program it's a good idea to delete
it from the backups list that HijackThis makes of deleted items. To do that
after clicking on "Fix Checked" go to Configuration\Backups\select and
delete.
Download antispyware programs
http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloads31.html
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"Bill Suen" <(E-Mail Removed)> escribió en el mensaje
news:EAB1776E-5716-485B-9313-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I recently had a trajan attack and discovered that I could not use F8 on
> be-start to get into safe mode/safe mode with command prompt. I had run
> tools recommended by various experts but they removed some viruses but I
> still cannot regain access to safe mode. What actually happens is that
when
> F8 is pressed on re-start, it allows you to select safe mode, safe mode
with
> CP etc on screen. Once selected, I can see safe mode listed on the bottom
> left screen in blue, but can only proceed if the only selection on screen
is
> selected, which is "normal window XP".
>
> Is this a virus (I think it is) or a system fault?
>
> I appreciate some advice.
>
> Bill Suen