Wednesday, October 16, 2013

How to easily enter safe mode in windows 8? (One-click series)

Why isn't it possible in Windows 8 to press F8 during startup to enter Safe Mode like in Windows 7? Even though pressing F8 will occasionally work, it doesn't work every time. Is there an easy way to enter an options screen during startup?



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First use your finger to make a sliding motion from bottom to top on the illuminated screen in Modern UI, then click once All Applications. If you are using a mouse, please right click once All Applications.





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Then on the command comprompt character use your finger to slide from top to bottom, and click once more Executable by system administrator. If you are using a mouse, click on the command prompt character and right click, then click once moreExecutable by system administrator.





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If there is user account control, please click once yes.





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Click to input Bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu yes,when completed press the Enter key on the keyboard. If you need to cancel the prompt to enter options at startup, simply change Yes to No. 





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Once completed, please restart your computer, then press F8 to enter setup screen upon startup, then press F4 or 4 to enter safemode.






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Thursday, September 19, 2013

Sony Flash Tool Restores Official ROMs To Unlocked Androids

Sony threw fans of custom ROMs a bone when it first started offering itsbootloader unlock service, but the company made clear from the get-go that if this was a road you wanted to head down, you were on your own. That meant no more access to software updates, and no official way to go back to Sony’s stock ROM. Well, if after all your experimentation you’ve decided that it might be nice to spend some time running Sony’s software again, you’re finally in luck, as the company has just a beta of a new flash tool that can restore your unlocked phone to stock.
For now, hardware support is pretty limited, and the tool only works with the Xperia S, arc, and arc S, but that list should be growing over the next few months.
Sony’s tool leaves your bootloader unlocked and won’t magically restore your warranty. Still, it gives users with unlocked phones access to more software choices than they had before, and for that, this sounds like a great move on Sony’s part.
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