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Anonymous Bob
One of the standard instructions when trying to clean an infected computer
has been to use safe mode to do the repairs.
More and more of today's new malware deletes or alters the safeboot key in
the registry rendering the user unable to reboot into safe mode. The
important notice here is that you do not want to use the System
Configuration Utility (msconfig) method to force safe mode when a user
reports problems booting into safe mode as it could bring about disasterous
results!
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,18150258
Bob Vanderveen
has been to use safe mode to do the repairs.
More and more of today's new malware deletes or alters the safeboot key in
the registry rendering the user unable to reboot into safe mode. The
important notice here is that you do not want to use the System
Configuration Utility (msconfig) method to force safe mode when a user
reports problems booting into safe mode as it could bring about disasterous
results!
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,18150258
Bob Vanderveen