Windows 8.1 boot problems

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  1. Jesse Williams
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    Windows 8.1 boot problems


    After I installed NETGEAR Genie, I noticed it was taking my desktop a while to sleep AGAIN...

    I tried uninstalling NETGEAR Genie, and the uninstall process got stuck. Finally, I shut it down. Upon turning it back on, it got stuck on the black screen that says "ACER explorer beyond limits" with the little black dots spinning in a circle. So, then I did a startup repair and afterwards, it booted fine. Wouldn't it be a good idea to remove NETGEAR Genie?
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  3. maxie
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    Yes i think so Programs and Features ...
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  4. Jesse Williams
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    Okay...I am wondering if this is what the problem was last time. I hope I didn't mess it up.
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  6. maxie
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    It could have been and all that Apple crap ...
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  7. Jesse Williams
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    I still have the application, but it's not showing up in Programs and Features. (NETGEAR Genie)
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  8. Jesse Williams
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    This computer doesn't have the Apple software installed on it.
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  10. maxie
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    It is associated with Netgear Genie
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  11. Jesse Williams
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    Should I do a System Restore or is there a software remover application that I can use?
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  12. maxie
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    Where does the App show in the Tiles Window ?
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  13. Jesse Williams
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    It shows the application there.
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