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Thread: Windows XP - Urgent!

  1. #21
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    Default windows XP urgent

    If worst comes to the worst, how about getting professional help. Try enquiries@computafix.org

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    ...or of course any of the other IT companies in the area who may be closer to you

    http://www.caithness-business.co.uk/category.php?cat=67



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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobinovich View Post
    ...or of course any of the other IT companies in the area who may be closer to you

    http://www.caithness-business.co.uk/category.php?cat=67
    As far as I know the problem is solved ...
    Kind regards,

    Paul Broadwith
    Blue Ivy Ltd, Wick - Certified Microsoft Small Business Specialist

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    Default Re: XP Sucks

    When you reboot try holding down the F10 key (!) and put it into safe mode, then you may be able to do a full virus scan and then re-boot the system and lo and behold it may automatically restore back to its normal state. I'm not sure if it is F10 or the F5 key that enables the safe start up procedure, maybe Blueivy could inform you better.


    Ciao,


    dpw39
    Culicoides_Impunctatus@hotmail.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by dpw39 View Post
    When you reboot try holding down the F10 key (!) and put it into safe mode, then you may be able to do a full virus scan and then re-boot the system and lo and behold it may automatically restore back to its normal state. I'm not sure if it is F10 or the F5 key that enables the safe start up procedure, maybe Blueivy could inform you better.
    Hi ... nearly right it's F8!
    Kind regards,

    Paul Broadwith
    Blue Ivy Ltd, Wick - Certified Microsoft Small Business Specialist

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