Help With ShutDown Menu!

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  1. pepsimaxx

    pepsimaxx Regular member

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    Hey! i have noooo clue what i did. i was trying to get my DSL modem to work...ARG. i was messing around with some stuff to try and get it to work :S but now when i go to shut down, restart. etc i get this
    [​IMG] any ideas how to change it back?

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    pepsimaxx, Mar 31, 2006
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    djscoop Active member

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    change it back to what? just click the pull down menu, select shutdown, then click OK.
     
    djscoop, Mar 31, 2006
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  3. pepsimaxx

    pepsimaxx Regular member

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    yeah but there once was a simpler way... lmao

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    pepsimaxx, Mar 31, 2006
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    ~RoNin~ Regular member

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    Where were you messing around with stuff? Is that the only thing to have changed? What is in the dropdown menu, anything new?
     
    ~RoNin~, Mar 31, 2006
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    ~RoNin~ Regular member

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    Oh, if you really, really want it to go back. Just do a system restore to before you were messing around.

    *For future reference...you really shouldn't mess with settings that you don't understand.
     
    ~RoNin~, Mar 31, 2006
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  6. pepsimaxx

    pepsimaxx Regular member

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    how do i do this "System Restore" you speak of. haha

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    pepsimaxx, Mar 31, 2006
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  7. ~RoNin~

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    Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore.

    It will open a box and you will have to chose "restore your system to a previous restore point" or something of that nature. Now your going to want to restore to a point just before you started playing around.
     
    ~RoNin~, Mar 31, 2006
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  8. pepsimaxx

    pepsimaxx Regular member

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    thanks!!! im not doing that again :D:D thanks, i appriciate it.

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    pepsimaxx, Apr 1, 2006
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  9. ~RoNin~

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    No problem. Just be more careful when you start messing around. :)
     
    ~RoNin~, Apr 1, 2006
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    if you don't know than ask not do!!
     
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  11. ~RoNin~

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    common ddp, think back to when you weren't really sure what the hell it was you were messing with in the OS... Would you rather have asked or justed tested.... :)
     
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