How to enable advanced boot options from a console
my windows server 2012 is not booting, I cannot find any system restore points but however I was able to gain access to a console using the recovery disc.
I tried to find a restore point using wbadmin but was not able to.
How can I start windows server in some sort of "fail safe mode" ?
Considering that I do have a console from which I can see the whole system. I read that maybe shutdown /R sould do the trick but for that I assume I need to be logged in the faulty windows
Is there like a way to do something like a chroot to that windows and enable the /R flag for shutdown?
windows boot windows-server-2012
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my windows server 2012 is not booting, I cannot find any system restore points but however I was able to gain access to a console using the recovery disc.
I tried to find a restore point using wbadmin but was not able to.
How can I start windows server in some sort of "fail safe mode" ?
Considering that I do have a console from which I can see the whole system. I read that maybe shutdown /R sould do the trick but for that I assume I need to be logged in the faulty windows
Is there like a way to do something like a chroot to that windows and enable the /R flag for shutdown?
windows boot windows-server-2012
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
478
add a comment |
my windows server 2012 is not booting, I cannot find any system restore points but however I was able to gain access to a console using the recovery disc.
I tried to find a restore point using wbadmin but was not able to.
How can I start windows server in some sort of "fail safe mode" ?
Considering that I do have a console from which I can see the whole system. I read that maybe shutdown /R sould do the trick but for that I assume I need to be logged in the faulty windows
Is there like a way to do something like a chroot to that windows and enable the /R flag for shutdown?
windows boot windows-server-2012
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
478
my windows server 2012 is not booting, I cannot find any system restore points but however I was able to gain access to a console using the recovery disc.
I tried to find a restore point using wbadmin but was not able to.
How can I start windows server in some sort of "fail safe mode" ?
Considering that I do have a console from which I can see the whole system. I read that maybe shutdown /R sould do the trick but for that I assume I need to be logged in the faulty windows
Is there like a way to do something like a chroot to that windows and enable the /R flag for shutdown?
windows boot windows-server-2012
windows boot windows-server-2012
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
478
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
478
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
478
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
478
asked Jan 11 at 18:24
Luis Esparza LeedMxLuis Esparza LeedMx
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