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Help! I Can't Reboot!

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by XKeZZsX, 2004/06/26.

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  1. 2004/06/26
    XKeZZsX

    XKeZZsX Inactive Thread Starter

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    I'm really really confused. I can't reboot my computer! I insert my disk for rebooting and restart the computer...I then follow the onscreen instructions to rebooting my XP System...but when it comes to the actual reboot, when a grey screens comes up from a company called SYMANTEC, It won't read some unknown files...and therefore my PC will not reboot.
    I need to reboot my PC as I have memory leaks, and this is the only way to resolve the situation according to a website i recently visited.

    PLEASE TRY AND HELP ME! :confused:

    thanx xxxxxxxxx
     
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    noahdfear

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    Welcome to WindowsBBS XKeZZsX> :)

    I'm a bit confused as to what you are trying to do. No disc is required to reboot. Just click start, then turn off computer, then restart.
     
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    Johanna

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    "Symantec" is Norton- possibly your anti-virus or firewall? I am just as confused as Noahdfear as to why you need a cd to reboot. Do you mean reformat? Is your computer set to boot from cd in BIOS?

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