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Toshiba Tablet PC - Portege Blue Screen of Death
Hi,
My Portege decided not to boot today and take an advanced Thanksgiving vacations. Windows is trying to boot but a BSOD comes briefly and the system restarts itself. No hardware changes have been done and no software has been installed, besides possible Windows Updates, NIS updates, etc. I guess the Restart on System Failure is selected and I can not get to see the BSOD helpful description.
I do not have the Toshiba CDs with me right now but I do have other Windows XP CD's (obviously not Tablet Edition)
Anyway to turn that option off to see the BSOD?
Happy Thanksgiving
My Portege decided not to boot today and take an advanced Thanksgiving vacations. Windows is trying to boot but a BSOD comes briefly and the system restarts itself. No hardware changes have been done and no software has been installed, besides possible Windows Updates, NIS updates, etc. I guess the Restart on System Failure is selected and I can not get to see the BSOD helpful description.
I do not have the Toshiba CDs with me right now but I do have other Windows XP CD's (obviously not Tablet Edition)
Anyway to turn that option off to see the BSOD?
Happy Thanksgiving
I meant to say before to try the above in safe mode
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If I can only boot ..... in any mode.
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Tiom_qui ,
Thanks for those great utilities. Sadly, the disc is damage. I was able to use some of the utilities and all reports problems in the first sectors/cylinders.
Thanks for those great utilities. Sadly, the disc is damage. I was able to use some of the utilities and all reports problems in the first sectors/cylinders.
phermi,
Sorry to hear about the damaged disc.
Sorry to hear about the damaged disc.
1/ Click Start Button
2/ On the Start Menu click Control Panel
3/ When the Control Panel window opens click on the System icon
4/ The system properties window opens
5/ Click the Advanced tab
6/ In the Advanced tab window locate the Start and Recovery section and press the Settings button
7/When the settings window opens look for the System failure section
8/ Remove the check mark from the Automatically Restart option
9/ Click OK to Exit