System Properties - Advanced - [Startup and Recovery]Settings
Remove the checkmark from "Automatically Restart" in the System Failure section.
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Comment #1
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
IF I could get into windows(to use regedit) I wouldn't have a problem
Comment #2
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
it won't take affect untill you restart the system.
Comment #3
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Useful
Comment #4
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
it gives no information about the symptoms etc under which this solution is appropriate
Comment #5
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
if the machine is continually restarting one cannot get into windows to do either of those things
Comment #6
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
my system always rester it self just like that
Comment #7
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Worked like a charm! Of couse you have to edit the registry with another program like ERD Commander Pro 2003 my personal favorite. Can see my bug code now. Good find. It does take effect as soon as you exit out of your editor and reboot. Thanks Super Admin. Just gotta know what you are doing.
Comment #8
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
What poster #1 said. Perhaps there's an undocumented flag that goes into boot.ini ?
Comment #9
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
Was excactly what was missing !
I used 'Ultimate BootCD for Windows' kit to access the drive.
At the menu : Start > Programs > Registry Tools > Regedit (Remote)
-> choose user profile name , and continue with the above !
( To make your own kit goto http://www.ubcd4win.com/ Free &/GPL !!)
Good luck.
Mondie .
Comment #10
(Posted by an unknown user) Rating
It didn't work.