Advanced startup options
I have one of those questions that'll make some roll their eyes.
:)
I've never noticed; does Win7, upon a hang, or 'hard freeze', when rebooted by 1st holding the power button down to shut it down, supposed to automatically offer the Advanced Options screen that includes 'Start ion Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking, etc.? or
was that just XP and earlier?
In any event, I don't get that (if I should) I can access it by pressing F8 at bootup though, but it doesn't appear by itself after a problem.
Should it on Win7?
Thank you.
Anwsers to the Problem Advanced startup options
Hello,
As far as I know, the answer to your basic question is "no", there is no autostart in Safe Mode mechanism.
If you want to start in Safe Mode, or enter Repair Mode, you need to do so by holding the F8 Key while the system is booting up (forget tapping, just
press and hold it till the B&W screen shows up).
Let me know if this helps you out.
Regards,
BearPup
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