I tried firing up my computer and was greeted by "pic 1", so i google'd the file line and discovered it has to do with Webroot security software, perhaps an up gone bad or something.
after reading on blog for webroot i have to get to safe mode remove the software, reboot and maybe reinstall if i still want to use that software
So i am able to get to "picture 2" screen and i have tried every option there and it just returns me to "pic 1" a dozen times.
I am able to get to a command prompt so i am curious is there a way to get to safe mode from the command prompt ?
Yes from your command prompt type msconfigThen hit your enter key.
Check the box Safe Boot then reboot. You will also have to re-check that box to off, before your next reboot, or it will keep booting you back into Safe Mode.
Thats what i get when i tried that
Sorry but that command is correct. Sounds like you may have to do a repair install to fix your computer.Thats what i get when i tried that
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade - Windows 10 blog
This will not delete any of your installed programs or personal files. It only repairs all of the windows system files.
Is'nt that the screen you get when you run msconfig from the "run" command rather than the "cmd" prompt? maybe wrongYes from your command prompt type msconfigThen hit your enter key.
Check the box Safe Boot then reboot. You will also have to re-check that box to off, before your next reboot, or it will keep booting you back into Safe Mode.
what about removing webroot from the command prompt ?
put it in the run box not command prompt
I can not reach the run boxput it in the run box not command prompt
in the search box type run and its the top app (Run desktop app)
holding shift and then clicking restart is a much easier way though it seems odd you want to do it the msconfig way??
