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NT's a bit of a different animal. &nbsp;<br />
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There's a VGA mode which you can choose from the startup menu which simply loads the default VGA video and boots the system. &nbsp;<br />
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You can also have a HAL Compatibility bootup (takes the most recent &quot;good&quot; boot configuration and uses that to boot the system). &nbsp;I'm not sure whether this item is included on the menu by default, or if you have to manually create it.<br />
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Did you create an Emergency Repair Disk? &nbsp;If you're having trouble booting, following the repair instructions might help.<br />
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NT's a bit of a different animal.  

There's a VGA mode which you can choose from the startup menu which simply loads the default VGA video and boots the system.  

You can also have a HAL Compatibility bootup (takes the most recent "good" boot configuration and uses that to boot the system).  I'm not sure whether this item is included on the menu by default, or if you have to manually create it.

Did you create an Emergency Repair Disk?  If you're having trouble booting, following the repair instructions might help.



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WinNT does NOT support safe mode nor is there an NT equivilant of msconfig. &nbsp;Safe Mode is available in Win95 and 98, msconfig ONLY in Win98.<br />
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Perhaps you could tell us what the problem you have is and we can help you try to resolve it directly.<br />
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WinNT does NOT support safe mode nor is there an NT equivilant of msconfig.  Safe Mode is available in Win95 and 98, msconfig ONLY in Win98.

Perhaps you could tell us what the problem you have is and we can help you try to resolve it directly.

Bert

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There's also a last known good profile on bootup you can select.<br />
This is the copy of the registry that was stored the last time someone SUCCESSFULLY logged in.<br />
It's great help if you've screwed something up and can't log back in again.
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There's also a last known good profile on bootup you can select.
This is the copy of the registry that was stored the last time someone SUCCESSFULLY logged in.
It's great help if you've screwed something up and can't log back in again.

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is there a way to boot into safe mode from boot up?? F8?? or do i have to be in nt &amp;&nbsp;run the command line msconfig ?
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is there a way to boot into safe mode from boot up?? F8?? or do i have to be in nt & run the command line msconfig ?

nt4 safe mode

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