Re: Windows 2000 Professional startup problem
- From: "Ana Marques" <AnaMarques@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 04:00:02 -0700
It's an old Toshiba Tecra 8100 and does not have USB ports, but I've tried
connecting an external keyboard on the PS2 port and still doesn´t work.
The machine as tons of "rubish" installed and it connects to an outside
network with a dedicated line, but I've also disconnected the network cabel
to try to boot it.
Trying the F8 is not an option, because I get stuck again in the same
"ctrl-alt-del to begin" screen.
Any more inputs?
Thanks
A.
> Does the laptop have usb ports? If so, you might try a usb keyboard. I don't
> know how much work you want to put into this but if the machine is
> networked, you could use a third party utility to blank the Administrator
> password, then connect to the registry over a network and enable auto logon,
> then use the touchpad/mouse and the on-screen keyboard to reinstall your
> software. Post back if you need details.
> Louis
>
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