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Starting Windows Vista in Diagnostic Startup Mode
How to start your system in diagnostic startup mode?
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If you can not delete delete a file that is causing program
to your system because the file in use, you can restart your system
in diagnostic startup mode.
In diagnostic startup mode, only basic devices and services are loaded. All other programs will not be running. This should allow you to delete any non-system files.
Here is how to restart your system in diagnostic startup mode on a Windows Vista system.
Click Start > Run, enter "msconfig" and click OK. The System Configuration will be displayed.
On the "General" tab, you will see 3 startup options:
Startup selection
Normal startup
Load all device drivers and services
Diagnostic startup
Load basic devices and services only
Selective startup
Load system services
Load startup items
Use original book configuration
Select "Diagnostic startup" and click OK. Your system will be restarted in diagnostic startup mode.
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