Comments on: Microsoft Technical Support http://www.johnsjottings.com/archives/2003/02/21/microsoft_technical_support.html Technology, Blogging, Food, Travel, Poker and More Thu, 11 Aug 2011 16:45:41 +0000 hourly 1 By: Blog Postings From Five Years Ago | John's Jottings http://www.johnsjottings.com/archives/2003/02/21/microsoft_technical_support.html/comment-page-1#comment-1676 Blog Postings From Five Years Ago | John's Jottings Sat, 16 Feb 2008 12:26:42 +0000 http://www.johnsjottings.com/wp/?p=82#comment-1676 [...] Microsoft Technical Support - I document a good support experience. [...] [...] Microsoft Technical Support – I document a good support experience. [...]

]]> By: Frances Durler http://www.johnsjottings.com/archives/2003/02/21/microsoft_technical_support.html/comment-page-1#comment-221 Frances Durler Wed, 03 Dec 2003 14:05:37 +0000 http://www.johnsjottings.com/wp/?p=82#comment-221 I have a compaq presario 6000, which does not allow me to select my boot preferenc in cmos, and I think a message I got when this first started,gave me a choice of boots and I chose scsi, whith gave me a choice of recovery or qui. I choose q and it boots. I think this inane quirk of not allowing me to boot is causing this. for some reason, I restart, or turn my computer off and I get an error, in the boot sector that states presss any key to continue, and the system loops with the two line message. I put the recovery disk # 1 in the cd-rom, and after a series of ctl-alt-del, and pressing the restart button, I get a hewlet packard message, press R for recovery to format, or q to quit. is there some way to change to boot sequence? I have a compaq presario 6000, which does not allow me to select my boot preferenc in cmos, and I think a message I got when this first started,gave me a choice of boots and I chose scsi, whith gave me a choice of recovery or qui. I choose q and it boots. I think this inane quirk of not allowing me to boot is causing this.

for some reason, I restart, or turn my computer off and I get an error, in the boot sector that
states presss any key to continue, and the system loops with the two line message. I put the recovery disk # 1 in the cd-rom, and after a series of ctl-alt-del, and pressing the restart
button, I get a hewlet packard message, press R for recovery to format, or q to quit.

is there some way to change to boot sequence?

]]> By: Frances Durler http://www.johnsjottings.com/archives/2003/02/21/microsoft_technical_support.html/comment-page-1#comment-220 Frances Durler Wed, 03 Dec 2003 14:05:31 +0000 http://www.johnsjottings.com/wp/?p=82#comment-220 I have a compaq presario 6000, which does not allow me to select my boot preferenc in cmos, and I think a message I got when this first started,gave me a choice of boots and I chose scsi, whith gave me a choice of recovery or qui. I choose q and it boots. I think this inane quirk of not allowing me to boot is causing this. for some reason, I restart, or turn my computer off and I get an error, in the boot sector that states presss any key to continue, and the system loops with the two line message. I put the recovery disk # 1 in the cd-rom, and after a series of ctl-alt-del, and pressing the restart button, I get a hewlet packard message, press R for recovery to format, or q to quit. is there some way to change to boot sequence? I have a compaq presario 6000, which does not allow me to select my boot preferenc in cmos, and I think a message I got when this first started,gave me a choice of boots and I chose scsi, whith gave me a choice of recovery or qui. I choose q and it boots. I think this inane quirk of not allowing me to boot is causing this.

for some reason, I restart, or turn my computer off and I get an error, in the boot sector that
states presss any key to continue, and the system loops with the two line message. I put the recovery disk # 1 in the cd-rom, and after a series of ctl-alt-del, and pressing the restart
button, I get a hewlet packard message, press R for recovery to format, or q to quit.

is there some way to change to boot sequence?

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