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| 73918 | 2002-08-26 02:08:00 | Hi, After rebuilding an old networked computer, for home use, the operating system hangs on startup. I have to reboot in safe mode, wait for the safe start to complete, shutdown and restart normally again before I'm in business. Needless to say, a time consuming way of doing things. Is there something I missed in the bios settings (or anywhere else) that will aviod this problem?? Thanks |
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| 73919 | 2002-08-26 02:46:00 | Where does in hang in the process? At DOS, at windows splash screen.... It networked, so have you disabled it from logging onto network at startup, as this can cause it to sit for a few minutes until it times out, when it will finish booting... More info needed |
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| 73920 | 2002-08-26 02:51:00 | A more subtle reason for the delay could be a boot rom on the network card. Is it looking for a Netware server to boot from? (It should put a message on the screen about this, but might not). | Graham L (2) | ||
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