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General Computer Support / Re: Unable to access Safe Mode.

« on: June 09, 2015, 08:53:29 pm »

Dear Shane,

My computer is a Acer All-In-One Desktop PC with Microsoft Windows 8.1 as its operating system. The ACER Technical Support staff told me about the hold & KEEP held shift key 'trick' BEFORE the computer reboots, when my computer was unresponsive as caused by defective 3rd party downloaded & installed software. Without this knowledge, I was unable to get into the Safe Mode settings etc to Reset the computer or in other words do a operating system reinstall.

Thanks.

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General Computer Support / Re: Unable to access Safe Mode.

« on: June 09, 2015, 12:58:00 am »

Dear Shane,

Overall I am satisfied with the functions of my previously posted & mentioned Tweaking.com -  Windows Repair software program. Only one thing now remains: After running the repairs in the aforementioned program, the Microsoft Windows Apps: Windows Mail, People & Calendar would not function. I had to uninstall & re-install these apps to have them function normally. They are working fine now.

Should the above inoperative apps occur after running the above repair? I am reluctant to run the repair again because of this.

Thanks
Mr. Craig E. Whittington
(Sydney NSW Australia.)

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General Computer Support / Re: Unable to access Safe Mode.

« on: June 08, 2015, 11:05:01 pm »

Dear Shane,

In the interim of me posting 'Unable to access Safe Mode', I tried to do it one more time by depressing & holding the shift button before reboot & I was successful. I do not know why it would not do this before.

Thanks
Mr. Craig E. Whittington
(Sydney NSW Australia.)

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General Computer Support / Unable to access Safe Mode.

« on: June 08, 2015, 06:04:48 pm »

I have Microsoft Windows 8.1 as my computer operating system. After running the repairs in Tweaking.com - Windows Repair version 3.2.1. free version, I am unable to access Safe Mode. I used to be able to constantly depress the shift button & hold it depressed before the computer boots up to gain access to Safe Mode & other computer options. This action is no longer possible, after running the above repairs.

What can I do?


Thank You
Mr. Craig E. Whittington
(Sydney NSW Australia.)