Why is there no "Repair my computer" option available in advanced boot menu when you press F8 on XP media center edition?
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- Sep 7, 2013
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Windows XP & XP MCE doesn't have a "Repair my computer" option in the Advanced Startup Options (F8).
Factory Restore procedure (if that's what you want) depends on the computer make & model.
Post required info & I'll try to help.
Factory Restore procedure (if that's what you want) depends on the computer make & model.
Post required info & I'll try to help.
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