The ability to boot into the Advanced Startup Recovery Mode is almost impossible in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 unless you do it from within Windows, which obviously, you cannot. It is possible to hit SHIFT-F8 repeatedly on boot up, but the operating system will look for this for less than 1 second. Unfortunately, in Windows 8.1, they decided to change this. The main problem with Windows 7 is that to get into safe mode, you used to be able to hit "F8" repeatedly. How does your answer resolve my problem, that did not exist prior to the scheduled 10 upgrade? How does your answer get the Windows system from running that Restart Loop? How does your answer get me back into my desktop, so I can retrieve and submit my work? If the computer showed no McAfee programs from both the programs link in the Control Panel and the uninstall link in the Control Panel, how was I supposed to know it was there? I was not receiving reports from McAfee any longer Bitdefender was generating the scans and reports. Then, I pinned Bitdefender back to the taskbar a desktop icon automatically appeared, and then I received the message saying that the computer needed to do a restart. I had to find Control Panel, go into it, double-checked to see that there were no McAfee programs showing. When the 10 upgrade installed, it erased the Bitdefender from my taskbar, where I had it pinned, as well as erasing the desktop icon. I ran the uninstall program and had no McAfee anit-virus programs showing in the Control Panel, BEFORE I installed Bitdefender, 9 days ago. If my desktop were not brand new, I would move over to Apple. (_% complete)" Underneath that lie, oops message, I receive the "If you'd like to know more, you can search online later for this error:ĭRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (mfewfpk.sys)" We're just collecting some error info., and then we'll restart for you. The loop is a blue screen with the big frowny-face followed underneath by this God-forsaken message: "Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. Windows does not recognize my password, and I, a graduate student with papers and assignments stuck on my computer and due by Sunday at 11:59 p.m. I received the message that windows needed to Restart, so I, of course, allowed it to restart, and now it is stuck in a loop that will not quit. I went in to Control Panel, which took awhile to find, and pinned it to my taskbar. Initially, I was able to get in to my Desktop, make some arrangements, but I noticed that Bitdefender was no longer pinned to my taskbar. Your scheduled upgrade is a failure and did not work. First off, let me say, not having the bugs worked out on this update is beyond annoying.
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