Windows not starting up, then must restore old settings

Posted: 09-19-2007, 06:32 PM

dagmeister7

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When my computer starts up it has to reboot a couple of times. Finally it
comes up with a message stating that Windows could not start and must restore
to old settings. I have cleaned up my computer by uninstalling programs and
then when I start it up they are back. Also, it states my windows sidebar is
not working. If you have any information to help that would be great. Thanks!

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tommiy

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Re: Windows not starting up, then must restore old settings

Posted: 09-22-2007, 01:08 AM

try hitting f8 when it starts up and select the "not automatic reboot o
failure" option so you can see what the error is

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