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JLunis
Can't find this answer but it seems easy to me.
On ocassion, when starting XP, I get a System Configuration Utility box
message starting with
'You have used System Configuration Utility to make changes to the way
Windows starts.' Sometimes I made changes, sometimes, to my knowledge,
I have not.
Regardless, after selecting 'OK,' I get the MSCONFIG box in whcih I
select either 'Normal' or 'Selective Startup.' If I select 'Normal,'
the changes are discarded. If I choose 'Selective Startup,' I get
another box asking if I want to restart now or later to make changes
permanent and restarting puts me on an eternal cycle of 'You have used
SCU . . . Only way I have found to get out of the loop is to 'Restart
Later' and continue working. But this requires me to select 'Restart
Later' every time I start up.
How do I make changes permanent and get off the eternal restart?
On ocassion, when starting XP, I get a System Configuration Utility box
message starting with
'You have used System Configuration Utility to make changes to the way
Windows starts.' Sometimes I made changes, sometimes, to my knowledge,
I have not.
Regardless, after selecting 'OK,' I get the MSCONFIG box in whcih I
select either 'Normal' or 'Selective Startup.' If I select 'Normal,'
the changes are discarded. If I choose 'Selective Startup,' I get
another box asking if I want to restart now or later to make changes
permanent and restarting puts me on an eternal cycle of 'You have used
SCU . . . Only way I have found to get out of the loop is to 'Restart
Later' and continue working. But this requires me to select 'Restart
Later' every time I start up.
How do I make changes permanent and get off the eternal restart?