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Menu for Windows 98 Shutdown

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by aled 1 view

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In Windows 95, whenever you needed to restart your machine, in the shutdown menu, you'd click on the 'restart' radio button and your machine would soft reboot. Yes I know what you're thinking, "it's exactly the same for Win98".No problem there, then.
However, the next time I go to the shutdown menu, (and don't look at what I'm doing), I just click OK and run, but of course the machine has restarted.
Okay, here's the question.
Is there a way to get the Shutdown menu to behave like it used to in Win95?

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by dmiles

No windows 98 does not reset to default settings when you choose to restart and donot make the choice when you perform the task the next time you shut down,you have to make the change.No documentation to support this in WIN98

by aled

Thanks for the views. I was thinking mor along the lines of "is there a registry hack that will do this?" A.

by okujava

U should doubleclick on reboot. the action is unsaved and the next time u click OK, u shutdown the PC

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