Information and Instructions about this download file ======================= File Description: Disable F11 Prompt on Startup of Media-Less Computer Version: 1.0.0.4 Operating System: Microsoft(r) Windows(r) XP Driver Part Number: RemoveCountDown.exe Driver Date: 04/19/2005 ======================= Table of Contents ======================= Overview Identification Installation Removal Troubleshooting Reason for Update Applicable Part Numbers ======================= Overview This patch hides the F11 prompt from appearing during startup on a media-less computer. The F11 prompt is not displayed but is still functional for system administrators and technical support use. Identification Only install this file if you wish to prevent the F11 prompt from appearing during startup on a media-less computer. Installation 1. Download the file to the desktop. 2. On the desktop, double-click the RemoveCountDown.exe file. The needed files extract to the C:\Cabs\RemoveCountDown folder. 3. From the Start menu, click Run. 4. In the Run dialog box, type: C:\Cabs\RemoveCountDown\RemoveCountDown.exe. Click OK. 5. In the Remove F11 Bootkey dialog box, click OK. 6. In the Remove F11 Bootkey dialog box, click Quit. Removal The F11 prompt cannot be re-enabled by running C:\Cabs\RemoveCountDown\RemoveCountDown.exe again. Troubleshooting If you have difficulties installing this patch, download the file again, and then verify that all instructions in this document are followed. Reason for Update The F11 prompt may need to be hidden in certain circumstances. This patch provides the functionality to hide the F11 prompt. Applicable Part Numbers Microsoft Software: MLXPH0, MLXPMC0, MLXPP0, MLXPT0, MLXPH1, MLXPMC1, MLXPP1, MLXPT1Download Driver Pack
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