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I'd like to know how to eliminate the Prompt dialog that pops up when I attempt to enter Safe mode on Windows XP.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-99301">Dialog Title: Desktop
 
Windows is running in Safe Mode.  
To proceed to work in safe mode, click Yes.  
If you prefer to use System Restore to restore 
your computer to a previous state, click No.
 
     ---  YES ---     ---  NO --- 
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I'd like to know how to eliminate the Prompt dialog that pops up when I attempt to enter Safe mode on Windows XP.

A paraphrase of the text is below...


XP: How to Eliminate the Safe Mode Prompt About System Restore

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