Not PWI related but I want to play PWI but i cant because...
ArchSaber - Sanctuary
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I can't play PWI right now because I have computer problems!
Okay, it's finally winter break and I want to finally play PWI after a long basketball season. But when I turn it on, it automatically directs me to the page where if I want to start in *Safe Mode.* So I choose the option *Start Windows Normally.* Then it restarts my computer. Then I do the same thing over and over again.. and it does the same thing over and over again.
Please help, I'm on my sisters computer right now. I am home alone and I have no one to ask for help and I don't know where to post this on the internet. Please help! Thanksb:sadb:cry
Okay, it's finally winter break and I want to finally play PWI after a long basketball season. But when I turn it on, it automatically directs me to the page where if I want to start in *Safe Mode.* So I choose the option *Start Windows Normally.* Then it restarts my computer. Then I do the same thing over and over again.. and it does the same thing over and over again.
Please help, I'm on my sisters computer right now. I am home alone and I have no one to ask for help and I don't know where to post this on the internet. Please help! Thanksb:sadb:cry
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