Mcaffe complained about finding a virus and automatically removed it.
It did this several times. I was planning on just turning the
computer off and boot from safe mode and then run a system restore. I
hit start and shutdown but it hung instead of rebooting. I pressed
the power button to turn it off. When I restarted the boot failed and
retried. The safe mode menu comes up at boot but even if I hit safe
mode it loads a bunch of sys files. When it gets to up.sys it just
reboots again.

Suggestions? I tried turning it off and using f8 but I get the same
results.

On 08/12/2011 02:28 PM, Metspitzer wrote:
> Mcaffe complained about finding a virus and automatically removed it.
> It did this several times. I was planning on just turning the
> computer off and boot from safe mode and then run a system restore. I
> hit start and shutdown but it hung instead of rebooting. I pressed
> the power button to turn it off. When I restarted the boot failed and
> retried. The safe mode menu comes up at boot but even if I hit safe
> mode it loads a bunch of sys files. When it gets to up.sys it just
> reboots again.
>
> Suggestions? I tried turning it off and using f8 but I get the same
> results.


No need to boot to safe mode to run System Restore
you can run it from the "normal" mode

On Fri, 12 Aug 2011 17:39:10 -0500, philo <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>On 08/12/2011 02:28 PM, Metspitzer wrote:
>> Mcaffe complained about finding a virus and automatically removed it.
>> It did this several times. I was planning on just turning the
>> computer off and boot from safe mode and then run a system restore. I
>> hit start and shutdown but it hung instead of rebooting. I pressed
>> the power button to turn it off. When I restarted the boot failed and
>> retried. The safe mode menu comes up at boot but even if I hit safe
>> mode it loads a bunch of sys files. When it gets to up.sys it just
>> reboots again.
>>
>> Suggestions? I tried turning it off and using f8 but I get the same
>> results.
>
>
>No need to boot to safe mode to run System Restore
>you can run it from the "normal" mode

The boot fails. Safe mode and normal mode.