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access safe mode for all pc is almost same regradless of the manufacturer. Just press and hold &lt;F8&gt; or &lt;SHIFT&gt; during boot up and the window boot up menu will appear. Now select boot to safe mode from the menu.<br />
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access safe mode for all pc is almost same regradless of the manufacturer. Just press and hold <F8> or <SHIFT> during boot up and the window boot up menu will appear. Now select boot to safe mode from the menu.

Regards

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Or use your start-up disk, and choose from the menu.
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Or use your start-up disk, and choose from the menu.

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on HP's F5 works for safe mode
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does anybody know how to access &quot;safe mode&quot; on a HP PAVILION 8360 desktop PC ?
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does anybody know how to access "safe mode" on a HP PAVILION 8360 desktop PC ?

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