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MS - BOOTVIS - Problem with normal Boot up

by zeeman May 31, 2005 1:35AM PDT

Can someone please help ?
I downloaded Microsoft BootVis, installed and executed exactly as per recomendation by Leo-Salceto in his ''Try this - Ms BootVis'' published 05/27/05 in response to ''Windows XP takes a long time to start'' -05/19/05 (dream431ca).
Now my computer will not boot up in normal mode. I can only start in ''Safe'' mode. I tried 'System Restore' to an earlier date without any effect. It will only start in safe mode. I suspect that some drivers got rmoved.(Leo has issued a revised instruction where he says not to click OK after selecting ''drivers delay option'')
I am afraid to download MS BootVis again and again go through the proces in Safe mode. I would be most grateful if either Leo Salceto or someone familier
with MS BootVis can help me.
Thanks
zeeman@comcast.net

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SPAM SPAM and MORE SPAM.

by r. proffitt Former Forum moderator May 31, 2005 1:42AM PDT

You posted your email address in the clear for the SPAM ROBOT HARVESTERS to pluck.

If you wish, I can delete your post so you can make a new post.

In closing, MS Bootvis was removed for a good reason. You may be repeating a history lesson.

Bob

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