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Ok so I can boot from the CD but which version do I want to boot into. Which alternate dimension of windows

Edited by poimhn, 07 September 2005 - 09:27 PM.

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by that I mean which install?
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I just dont dare to do anything until I am sure which one to do.
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Well, let me know on that. I have early meetings in the morning and so I am off to bed but thanks to all who have helped today. I will be back on tomorrow probably. Thanks so much once again. You all rock, especially Murray S.
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Okay.. need to clarify.. You booted using the diagnostic you made and now it is asking which Windows you want to boot into??

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yes. That is correct.
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Boot into the one that you can see with the monitor..

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hey hey hey

Man guess wut I was messing around with stuff like that to and....I did that to my monitor too.but i didnt get the "change back in 15 sec" thing cuz i was over riding the setting. And know wut i had to do. I had to get 2 monitors. hook up the wrking one, then move the mouse to where i had to klick, plug the non working one in, click on it the plug working in , move mouse to where has to go, plug other in clik on it, and on and on till it is back. or you could just try plugging in a diff monitor then changing it. :tazz:
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hey hey hey

Man guess wut I was messing around with stuff like that to and....I did that to my monitor too.but i didnt get the "change back in 15 sec" thing cuz i was over riding the setting. And know wut i had to do. I had to get 2 monitors. hook up the wrking one, then move the mouse to where i had to klick, plug the non working one in, click on it the plug working in , move mouse to where has to go, plug other in clik on it, and on and on till it is back. or you could just try plugging in a diff monitor then changing it. :)

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You didn't read the posts did you.. :tazz:

If you had, you would have noticed post 32 and post 35..

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I thought I had this but a cd wont work. As stated previously, I do not have a floppy drive on the problem computer. Powermax only gives me the option of loading onto a floppy disk. A CD will not work as it is not a given option. Suggestions?

Edited by poimhn, 09 September 2005 - 07:53 AM.

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Floppy drives are a dime a dozen.. Get one and install it.. That may be your last option now!!

Or, take the system to a tech and have them strip it down and re-install..

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well I have one, I just dont know how to connect it. Ill see if i can get someone to help me
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That would be your best bet.. That way, the diagnostic program can be run the way it is supposed to!!

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no sry i didnt read every post i just read the most recent ones,sry
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Hi poimhn...

I know you said early on that you could not boot into safe mode, but I would like you to try again. If you can get to the Options Screen with all the various safe mode boot up options, look for one to Enable VGA Mode: This option starts Windows in 640 x 480 mode by using the current video driver (not Vga.sys). This mode is useful if the display is configured for a setting that the monitor cannot display. This info was found HERE while researching another problem. Adjust your display settings as you normally would and reboot.

If that doesn't work, a "Trusted Friend" has given me a technique that is a little involved, but with a little patience it will probably work. Give the above option a try first.

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Edited by wannabe1, 11 September 2005 - 10:28 AM.

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