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By default the Normal Mode will be automatically initiated after a 10 second idle

period.

4. Click on the required operation to start. Hints on the selected at the moment item will help you make

the right choice;

5. Consult the help system by pressing ALT+F1 to know more on the subject.

To automatically boot from the Recovery CD make sure the on-board BIOS is set up to

boot from CD first.

BOOT MENU

After you have inserted the Recovery CD into a CD/DVD drive and restarted the computer, the Boot menu

appears.

The Boot menu contains the following commands:

 Normal Mode. Boot into the Linux normal mode. This mode uses the full set of drivers (recommended).

 Safe Mode. Boot into the PTS DOS mode. This mode can be used as an alternative of the Linux normal

mode if it fails to work properly.

 Low-Graphics Safe Mode. Boot into the PTS DOS safe mode. In this case, only the minimal set of drivers

will be included, like hard disk, monitor, and keyboard drivers. This mode has simple graphics and a

simple menu.

 Floppy Disk. Reboot the computer from a system floppy disk.

 Hard Disk 0. Boot from the primary hard disk.

 Find OS(s) on your hard disks. The program will scan hard disks of your computer to find any bootable

operating system.

To move within the menu, please use the arrow keys of the computer keyboard.

To automatically boot from the Recovery CD make sure the on-board BIOS is set up to

boot from CD first.

While working with the Recovery CD you might experience some inconvenience