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Re: windows SteadyState

by "David B." <nomail@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 26, 2008 at 11:27 AM

How did Windows Steady State get installed on your Mac? And how did your
Mac 
end up with a registry?

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"jacques" <jacques@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:8350D1A3-92B1-45F3-9758-D18172E9CAF6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> *****************
> I have removed all terms related to "Windows SteadyState" from the 
> registry
> and from the 'msconfig' and also in 'Program Files'. However when I
reboot
> the systeem the systeems comes up with the following message "Wait to
log 
> on
> while windows steadystate is being..." and then the systems 'hangs'. I
am
> logged on as Administrator.
> Rebooting using the 'Safe Mode' works fine however I am unable to 
> re-install
> Windows SteadyState.
>
> Formatting the harddrive is the last option as I loose my
'speach-program'
> settings and licenses. And besides...does this solve the problem??
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=?Utf-8?B?amFjcXVlcw==?=   2008-03-22 03:55:00 
Re: windows SteadyState
"David B." <  2008-03-26 11:27:16 

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