by akatik » Sun Oct 18, 2026 6:13 pm
1. Use latest wtware version.
2. Update BIOS. Most boot problems are caused by BIOS errors.
3. Install WTware again. When WTware writes: "Installation complete. Reboot computer", do not reboot computer. Press Esc. It should start command line. From command line, write "log" as written in logging manual (last way when there's no network on terminal) :
https://wtware.com/logs.html
Send file all.log that it writes on boot flash to
support@wtware.com
Also. What does it write when it won't boot? Send screen photo to the same email. If there is command line when it won't boot, save and send second log.
1. Use latest wtware version.
2. Update BIOS. Most boot problems are caused by BIOS errors.
3. Install WTware again. When WTware writes: "Installation complete. Reboot computer", do not reboot computer. Press Esc. It should start command line. From command line, write "log" as written in logging manual (last way when there's no network on terminal) : https://wtware.com/logs.html
Send file all.log that it writes on boot flash to support@wtware.com
Also. What does it write when it won't boot? Send screen photo to the same email. If there is command line when it won't boot, save and send second log.