YouĬould reinstall or roll back the offendingĭevice driver and then load Home Server normally. Minimal set of device drivers that Home Server requires to load. Stripped-down version of Windows Home Server that includes only the Windows Home Server won’t start-you can use the Safe Mode option to run a You’re having trouble with Windows Home Server-for example, if aĬorrupt or incorrect video driver is mangling your display, or if Use the other options to control the rest of the startup procedure:
Normally option loads Windows Home Server in the usual fashion. (Use the arrow keys to highlight your choice.)ĭisable automatic restart on system failure Just turn on your computer and press F8 repeatedly until you see theĪdvanced Boot Options menu.) Here’s the menu you see:Ĭhoose Advanced Options for: Windows Server 2008 R2 “fast boot,” it might not be obvious when the POST ends. Is complete (this is usually signaled by a beep), and then press F8 toĭisplay the Advanced Boot Options menu.
Configuring Startup with the Advanced Boot Options MenuĪfter you start your Windows Home Server computer, wait until the Power On Self Test However, just in case you do, you should know aboutĪ few startup tips and techniques. Never have serious (or even minor) startup problems with your Windows Known Good Configuration, which I’ll tell you about shortly.) I hope you (Hint: I ran a startup command called Last The server was simply dead in the water.įew startup tricks, and I was able to use one of those tricks to get the The machine crashed, and I mean hard : It wouldn’t boot into Windows Home Server, nor would it boot to the Windows Home Server DVD or to any bootable medium I added to the machine. The Windows Home Server beta and that screen capture
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