Computer is stuck in selective startup mode
My computer is stuck in selective startup mode. I had a problem of reinstallation of office 2010 after a fraudulent copy was downloaded by crooks who hijacked me for a secure Ms page and took me for $ 50 is not the problem. I have a MS software warranty, so I had a technician help me with office and got it works, but I'm stuck in this restricted mode and need help to return to the normal mode. Bootrec/ect... did not work it says no found windows system or corrupt files load all the drivers which is not available in selective mode. Please help as this is getting frustrating that I can't work with the applications minimum programs ect... If nobody answered, then this guarantee will be useful ;)
Original title: the System Configuration
Hello
Long term, that could actually be better... Especially after the publication of office...
You will lose all your programs except those provided with windows...
You cannot save those install you, but remember to back up all your important data and other things...
Just in case...
You could study later get an imaging program that you are running from a CD...
Make an Image to an external HARD disk... If something happens then windows, simply reload the image and make it like new... MUCH easier then reinstall...
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