Re: Turning off "Safe Mode"

[Russell Smith <russell@RUSTYSMITH.COM>]

>What works for me is a lot easier.  When it's in the safe mode, you
just click on start - shut down - shutdown - ok.  After it shuts down,
you just start it back up again and it should be ok.


  Normally that is true....Windows is very good at repairing itself and
a reboot or two will typically fix a machine running in Safe Mode. But
when the user has rebooted ten or more times and it's still in Safe Mode
then it's time for more aggressive troubleshooting.


All the best,

Russell Smith
Edtech Consultant, Journalist
Region 14 Education Service Center
Abilene, Texas  915-675-8659
http://www.rustysmith.com

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