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If you hold down the shift key during startup it will prevent some of your normal
programs from starting.

Gary

On 7 Jan 2016 at 7:35, Jerry (Jerry Adams <pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxx>) commented about
[PCTECH] Aborting Startup:

I used to know which key to hold during a boot of the PC to prevent the
items in the Startup tab from loading. Unfortunately as a certified senior,
I have forgotten which key that is. FWIW, I'm on Win 7, but I suspect it's
the same key for all versions.



Also, is there anything equivalent to Startup for Shutdown. In my case,
there are a few items I should check before shutdown, but occasionally
forget to do so (that senior thing again). So, a "Do you really want to do
this?" as a reminder would be nice. Is that possible?



Thanks.



Jerry C. Adams

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-W.C. Fields

IBM i Programmer/Analyst

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