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June 3rd 08, 08:46 PM
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accidental ending of processes using task manager
I accidentally ended about the first 4 - 5 processes running on my Sony Vaio
laptop. I tried burning a CD and was able to use it for a few minutes but then it went into automatic shut-down. Now I can not restart the computer, I can't even restart it in safe mode. Is there anyway to restore the processes that I ended without having to re-install the operating system? 
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June 3rd 08, 08:57 PM
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accidental ending of processes using task manager
On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 13:46:04 -0700, Shelley_treasures
wrote: I accidentally ended about the first 4 - 5 processes running on my Sony Vaio laptop. I tried burning a CD and was able to use it for a few minutes but then it went into automatic shut-down. Now I can not restart the computer, I can't even restart it in safe mode. Is there anyway to restore the processes that I ended without having to re-install the operating system? When you try to enter safe mode, are you given the choice of booting from the "last known good configuration"?
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June 3rd 08, 09:16 PM
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accidental ending of processes using task manager
Yes it does give me the option to start up with last known good
configuration, but that doesn't seem to work. When I select that option the computer starts up but then reenters the automatic shut down mode after it shuts down it goes into another round of the safe startup option and it just keeps cycling through this over and over unless I turn off the computer with the power button. "Nonny" wrote: On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 13:46:04 -0700, Shelley_treasures wrote: I accidentally ended about the first 4 - 5 processes running on my Sony Vaio laptop. I tried burning a CD and was able to use it for a few minutes but then it went into automatic shut-down. Now I can not restart the computer, I can't even restart it in safe mode. Is there anyway to restore the processes that I ended without having to re-install the operating system? When you try to enter safe mode, are you given the choice of booting from the "last known good configuration"?
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June 3rd 08, 09:38 PM
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accidental ending of processes using task manager
On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 14:16:02 -0700, Shelley_treasures
wrote: Yes it does give me the option to start up with last known good configuration, but that doesn't seem to work. When I select that option the computer starts up but then reenters the automatic shut down mode after it shuts down it goes into another round of the safe startup option and it just keeps cycling through this over and over unless I turn off the computer with the power button. Looks as if it's time to put the recovery CD in and restore to out-of-the-box condition. You do know that all of your data and all of the programs you've installed will be lost, right? "Nonny" wrote: On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 13:46:04 -0700, Shelley_treasures wrote: I accidentally ended about the first 4 - 5 processes running on my Sony Vaio laptop. I tried burning a CD and was able to use it for a few minutes but then it went into automatic shut-down. Now I can not restart the computer, I can't even restart it in safe mode. Is there anyway to restore the processes that I ended without having to re-install the operating system? When you try to enter safe mode, are you given the choice of booting from the "last known good configuration"?
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