Safe Mode without System Restore

[Scott]

I followed the guidelines from Norton in how to get rid of
a trojan. I disabled the System Restore option and
restarted with Safe Mode. Now I need to restart using
normal mode and I cant figure out how to do that. Any
ideas?

 

[Gordon]

In

I followed the guidelines from Norton in how to get rid of
a trojan. I disabled the System Restore option and
restarted with Safe Mode. Now I need to restart using
normal mode and I cant figure out how to do that. Any
ideas?

just let the machine boot as normal. it should start up in "normal" mode
automatically.

 

[MAP]

-----Original Message-----
I followed the guidelines from Norton in how to get rid of
a trojan. I disabled the System Restore option and
restarted with Safe Mode. Now I need to restart using
normal mode and I cant figure out how to do that. Any
ideas?
.
Shut down.startup, select start in normal mode.

 

[Gordon]

In
Please do not type your reply within the ">" character - it makes it look
like part of the post you are replying to.

thank you.

 

[Art]

Hi Scott,
Usually when the computer is turned off and then
back on, it automatically comes up in normal mode. If
yours is coming up in safe mode, try hitting F8 right
after you turn it on. Hit F8 every second and see if a
menu comes up. That will let you choose between normal and
safe. Hope this helps

The Easy Day

 

[Guest]

duh - great advice - but what is "should" and what it does
are two different things.

 

[Guest]

I thought so too but it starts in safe mode. Then it says,
you are starting in safe mode do you wish to continue in
safe mode. I click no. It says that it cant go elsewhere
because I disabled System Restore. I tried to enable
Restore but I cant do that in Safe Mode. It says restart
in normal mode and then you can enable Restore. How do I
start in "normal mode"????? AARRRGHHGHGHHH!

 

[MAP]

-----Original Message-----
In

Please do not type your reply within the ">" character - it makes it look
like part of the post you are replying to.

thank you.


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Do you feel a need to be a critic with all of my post's?
Get A life you are way to picky, this is not an english
newsgroup.

 

[Gordon]

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Do you feel a need to be a critic with all of my post's?
Get A life you are way to picky, this is not an english
newsgroup.

What the hell has "English" got to do with proper posting?

 

[MAP]

-----Original Message-----
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What the hell has "English" got to do with proper posting?


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As I said you are way to pickey,I bet your co-workers
have a field day with you.

 

[Gordon]

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As I said you are way to pickey,I bet your co-workers
have a field day with you.
Not at all. If you type your reply within the > mark, it makes it

difficult to see as it looks like part of the post you have replied to -
just like this does. What's >"picky" about that?

 

[MAP]

-----Original Message-----


In it makes it
difficult to see as it looks like part of the post you have replied to -
just like this does. What's >"picky" about that?


.

I have always used a space or two between may answers and
the orignial post. However I was unaware what the > was
for and after 6 months of posting in this group no one
else has ever remarked about it.Your point is taken I
will try and remember it.
Have a nice day

 

[Gordon]

In

I have always used a space or two between may answers and
the orignial post. However I was unaware what the > was
for and after 6 months of posting in this group no one
else has ever remarked about it.Your point is taken I
will try and remember it.
Have a nice day

And to you too!