jogor
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Clean Boot for WindowsME
G'day Everyone,
Could someone please explain to me how to do a Clean Boot on my system, one that is not likely to cause any damage or complications.
The reason that I want this info is so that I can run Scandisk, as I am unable to do so at present as it appears that someing is writing in the background and it will not complete.
I do not have any other programs running and the screen saver is turned off.
My sysytem is a Celeron 733, 128MB RAM, 20GB HDD, with about 16GB free.
Regards
Joe.
Could someone please explain to me how to do a Clean Boot on my system, one that is not likely to cause any damage or complications.
The reason that I want this info is so that I can run Scandisk, as I am unable to do so at present as it appears that someing is writing in the background and it will not complete.
I do not have any other programs running and the screen saver is turned off.
My sysytem is a Celeron 733, 128MB RAM, 20GB HDD, with about 16GB free.
Regards
Joe.
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Kahlean,
I did ask if there was a group for ME, but I was told as there was not, to post in one of the other groups, but I was not given any indication of which one.
Regards
Joe.
I did ask if there was a group for ME, but I was told as there was not, to post in one of the other groups, but I was not given any indication of which one.
Regards
Joe.
ASKER
G'day,
I want to accept the answer given by bobi1956 as this is the one that worked best for me.
Where have the other comments to this question gone ?.
Regards
Joe.
I want to accept the answer given by bobi1956 as this is the one that worked best for me.
Where have the other comments to this question gone ?.
Regards
Joe.
>>I want to accept the answer given by bobi1956 as this is the one that worked best for me.
Is the right question you are refering to? THis expert doesnt contributed to this question
Is the right question you are refering to? THis expert doesnt contributed to this question
ASKER
Hello Kahleen,
Thanks for the reply. It seems that I have gotten myself more mixed up than usual.
I have got the problem rectified, so I am happy to accept your answer.This I will do straight away.
I do truly appreciate the help that I get here.
Many thanks,
Regards
Joe.
Thanks for the reply. It seems that I have gotten myself more mixed up than usual.
I have got the problem rectified, so I am happy to accept your answer.This I will do straight away.
I do truly appreciate the help that I get here.
Many thanks,
Regards
Joe.
ASKER
Very helpful.
no problem here joe. But in future if you have any posting regarding win me you can post it in win 98 section
Regards
Regards
ASKER
G'day Kahlean,
Yea, I forgot to ask you that, but now I know for the future. Thanks again
Joe.
Yea, I forgot to ask you that, but now I know for the future. Thanks again
Joe.
boot to dos with it