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by a. square
A couple of ways...
1. Normally WinNT brings up a menu allowing you to choose "2. Windows NT [VGA Mode]..." this is the equivalent of Safe Mode in Win9x
2. Another option is to create WinNT boot Disks (usually 3). Grab the NT CD go to another computer, and get to a command prompt. Change to the CD, go to \i386\ & run WINNT /OX (I might be off on the switch). This should ask you for 3 formatted floppies which you can use for booting, using the Emergency Repair Disk, &/or reinstalling...
by hyuanhang
by a. square
A couple of ways...
1. Normally WinNT brings up a menu allowing you to choose "2. Windows NT [VGA Mode]..." this is the equivalent of Safe Mode in Win9x
2. Another option is to create WinNT boot Disks (usually 3). Grab the NT CD go to another computer, and get to a command prompt. Change to the CD, go to \i386\ & run WINNT /OX (I might be off on the switch). This should ask you for 3 formatted floppies which you can use for booting, using the Emergency Repair Disk, &/or reinstalling...
by hyuanhang
by hyuanhang
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