Re: 911 Help
- From: "Nick Hard" <nickhard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 11:13:44 GMT
Trouble was I could not get into a screen to do anything..
But, I fixed it... Booting from the CD with disk 1 in the drive, I chose 'R'
for recover, and finally got to c:\windows, but soon found out I could go no
further than c:\ and was still unable to delete the software that came with
the UPS... So, checking the commands I could use was a LISTSVC (list
services) and low and behold, there it was, "UPS" was listed as a service.
Three of them... 2 manual, and 1 auto. I then entered DISABLE UPS at the
c:\windows prompt, and re-booted, and have lived to tell about it...
Problem Solved, and I learned something new today!
"Mark Dormer" <markd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eHQUxhNbFHA.3240@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Have you tried safe mode? - Press F8 after the post screen.
>
> Did you load any software for the UPS?
> If yes, remove it and see if the issue is resolved.
>
> Regards
> Mark Dormer
>
>
> "Nick Hard" <nickhard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:yvRpe.5120$_A5.2901@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Windows SBS 2003
>> Dell SC 420 server
>>
>> And when I was adding a UPS backup system today, I set something wrong in
>> my system power settings, got a blue screen of death, and now, all I can
>> do is, 'windows is booting', getting to the alt-ctl-del for about a
>> second, then 'windows is shutting down' shuts down and turns off... at
>> least its not re-booting over and over... anyways, how can I get in and
>> get my settings right? Been to BIOS Settings and did all I could do
>> there, I think....
>> Only other thing I can think of is adding an external USB HD and boot
>> from it??? after turning off the 2 other internal drives (make them
>> non-bootable)
>> Tell me there is an easier way... I do have an external usb drive case
>> here... somewhere... ha ha..
>> Not sure what to boot the system up with now either after adding the
>> SP1.. seems the system doesnt like the original set up disks anymore, but
>> havent really tried booting with the SP1 disks I got in the mail..
>>
>> So, after all these options I have, which one should work?
>> 1. mess with the bios some more?
>> 2. turn off boot from HD and boot from a CD
>> 3. switch the cables and make drive 0 to 1 and 1 to 0
>> 4. format the drive and re-install
>> 5. get a new hobby..
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>
>
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