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Old 23-09-2004, 05:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default XP SP2: SAFE MODE...


Nyone logged in to XPSP 2 SAFE MODE...

I did yesterday... and I was shocked... yuckkkkk!

Only 4-bit color display @ 320x resolution.... HUGE startmenu which was not even fit in my 17"... and all Graphic Options were disabled also... even it denied to go 800x600...

When it was XP SP1 one month ago Safe Mode used to be in 32 bit 800x600... and tht was cool....

Was this problem of the PC/PC's GFX I was using or it's happening everywhere...???

nybody checked XP SP2 Safe Mode recently ???
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Old 23-09-2004, 08:31 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Not a problem, even I m having it


This is due to the reason SP2 loads no drivers in Safe mode for VGA
 
Old 23-09-2004, 12:48 PM   #3 (permalink)
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well thats the very reason we say SAFE MODE
only the basic hardware drivers will be loaded
usually safe mode is used when u need to configure something which usually desnt happen in the normal mode
say suppose there is a certain spyware in you pc its starting up during booting of ur OS
u go thru taskmanager to disable it or rather deactivate
sometimes it wont happen
so u cant delete the file
so we need to get into this safe mode trace the .exe(spyware file)
and delete it
another example some hardware drivers say ut GPU card drivers get corrupted so u cant boot into the normal mode
get into this safe mode
and reinstall the GPU card
its almost like in earlier days we had dos
hope you got it that why safe mode looks so bad
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Old 23-09-2004, 09:50 PM   #4 (permalink)
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safe mode is used only in case of problems. noobdy uses it for everyday work. so it should'nt be much of a problem.
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Old 24-09-2004, 01:03 AM   #5 (permalink)
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safe mode is basically a problem solving mode...the problems which cant be solved or traced in regular mode, safe mode is used to trace them and then solve it...be it hardware conflict or software compatibilty issues...while in safe mode very limited and basic set of drivers are loaded...its not a mode for daily work...i guess, net wont connect while in safe mode...most networking drivers arent loaded too...so, just relax, its normal to have low resolution and all that in safe mode..you wont be working in safe mode normally anyways..
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Default Re: XP SP2: SAFE MODE...

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Nyone logged in to XPSP 2 SAFE MODE...

I did yesterday... and I was shocked... yuckkkkk!

Only 4-bit color display @ 320x resolution.... HUGE startmenu which was not even fit in my 17"... and all Graphic Options were disabled also... even it denied to go 800x600...

When it was XP SP1 one month ago Safe Mode used to be in 32 bit 800x600... and tht was cool....

Was this problem of the PC/PC's GFX I was using or it's happening everywhere...???

nybody checked XP SP2 Safe Mode recently ???
are you a first time MS-Windows user??
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Old 24-09-2004, 02:11 AM   #7 (permalink)
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are you a first time MS-Windows user??
lol!!! good one...
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Old 24-09-2004, 03:47 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Default Re: XP SP2: SAFE MODE...

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are you a first time MS-Windows user??
Lol.. well I'm not first time Win User... actually I was surprised when I saw that ugly 4-bit color display whether it used to be quite nice 32-bit when it was XP SP1 on the same PC.
Yeah I know Safe Mode means all multimedia disabled... but first time when I logged into XP SP2 Safe Mode... it was YUCCCKKKK !!!...
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my safe mode is in 16-bit colour display
and i changed the resolution into 1024*768
but its utterly slow in that resolution
intrestingly im not able to change it back
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