Safemode Registry Tweak


  1. anonymous81
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    California
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    Safemode Registry Tweak


    Hi,

    I have a 19" wide monitor that does not support whatever default resolution Safemode uses. The screen goes black when I try booting in Safemode. Where & how in the registry can I force my computer to boot in Safemode with a custom screen resolution? I cannot use "msconfig" because the entries are blank and the computer wont let me select to boot in Safemode. My computer works fine in normal mode, but I need safe mode right now.

    I'm using Win7 Ultimate x64,
    Thanks
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  3. Ranger4
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    Is this your computer at the company you work for, or is it you private home computer.
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