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The <b>External Hard Disk</b> entry makes it possible to [[start from an external hard disk|doc/advanced_topics/external_hard_disk]] and some [[problematic USB sticks|support/known_issues#problematic-usb-stick]].
 
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The <b>Troubleshooting Mode</b> entry disables some features of the Linux kernel and might work better on some computers. You can try this option if you think you are experiencing hardware compatibility errors while starting Tails.
 
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[[!img install/inc/screenshots/grub.png class="screenshot" alt="Black screen ('GNU GRUB') with Tails logo and 3 options: 'Tails' and 'Tails (Troubleshooting Mode)' and 'Tails (External Hard Disk)'."]]
 
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If the computer starts on Tails, the Boot Loader appears and Tails starts automatically after 4 seconds.
 
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In the Boot Menu, select your USB stick and press <strong>Enter</strong>.
 
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The Boot Menu is a list of possible devices to start from. The following screenshot is an example of a Boot Menu:
 
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Such an attack is possible in theory but very unlikely in practice. We don't know of any virus capable of infecting Tails. <span class="standalone">See our [[warning on plugging Tails in untrusted systems|doc/about/warnings/computer#software]].</span>
 
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<span class="windows upgrade-windows">In the future, we</span> <span class="standalone">We</span> recommend that you only plug in your Tails USB stick while Windows is shutting down. Otherwise, a virus in Windows could infect your Tails USB stick and break its security.
 
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If your Windows has no <b>Boot Menu</b> option available, make sure that your <span class="upgrade">intermediary</span> Tails USB stick is plugged in and choose your USB stick directly in the list of devices.
 
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Plug in your Tails USB stick shortly after choosing <strong>Boot Menu</strong> and while Windows is shutting down.
 
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Windows shuts down, the computer restarts, and a Boot Menu appears.
 
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