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My sons Dell desktop comes after Logon and the desktop comes on for a sec fades away to start the reboot sequence. We have found no way to get in to try safe mode to restore. Tried to change the boot sequence to start on CD to attempt XP repair but after making the change the F1 to restart does not do anything and it stays on the setup. Can anyone help us to at least get back in to save the inportant info or get this working again? Thank you
Last edited by Mike Fuentes; Jun 29th, 2008 at 1:22 pm.
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Are you entering the bios to change boot sequence or pressing a key at post to change boot device to cd. I would suggest you change it in the bios. I see you indicated that it stays in setup but usually there is a "save changes and exit" option, or something very similar, to exit the bios. I have fixed this problem more than a few times with a repair install. If all else fails, I would suggest you use an external enclosure to get your important data from the hard drive. Hope this helps you....
Last edited by willis100; Jun 30th, 2008 at 8:21 am. Reason: add more comment
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My sons Dell desktop comes after Logon and the desktop comes on for a sec fades away to start the reboot sequence. We have found no way to get in to try safe mode to restore. Tried to change the boot sequence to start on CD to attempt XP repair but after making the change the F1 to restart does not do anything and it stays on the setup. Can anyone help us to at least get back in to save the inportant info or get this working again? Thank you
Have you tried system restore, I understand that you can't get into safe mode, at the boot up process go to dos promt and use this method, this will get you back to a point before your system crashed.
At the dos promt type: %systemroot%\system32\restore\rstrui.exe this will open system restore and you will be able to backtrack a clean startup
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