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How to undo a mistake when u can't see anything?


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DellDemon

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I have a Dell 3100 and was receiving errors messages about my VGA adaptor and under device manager there was a yellow exclaimation mark on the Intel chipset family display so I disabled it and uninstalled it and my screen was all black even in safe mode there were no options so I restarted and went into f12 boot utiliy menu and changed a setting to outboard from auto and now I can't even see the boot menu please help me.
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Take the side off, unplug the power, find the battery, take it out. Leave it five minutes, put the battery back in and turn the system back on.
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Thanks so much Neil I can boot up now but I am still having problems with the Intel Express Chipset Family under device manager, I can not see windows, desktop icons or my start bar, it's just a blue screen and system restore was turned off by group policy and I can not turn it back on and it says there are no restore points when I know I had some. I can see my picture files but it will not let me burn them onto a disk, if I could just back u p my pic files I would crash and restart, it there a way to do that? Thanks again for all ur help;)
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Have you tried using safe mode now that your BIOS has been reset?
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