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Re: Getting to Recovery Mode

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I have this problem but my keyboard is not wireless. My monitor gives me an "Out of Range" error and I am trying to get to recovery mode to fix it. Holding down shift during boot-up gives me Out of Range. Holding down CTRL during boot-up gives me Out of Range. Holding Space during boot-up gives me Out of Range. All of the solutions for "Out of Range" problems require recovery mode and I can't even get to it. This is really irking me, because I'm pretty sure I know exactly what the problem is and can't fix it. (Hardware)

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Submitted by xskl on 01/30/2012 – Made popular on 01/30/2012

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