Windows in safe mode provides a simple, stripped-down version of the operating system. When you boot your windows, the program that usually loads automatically, don't do that here. The most generic drivers of the windows uses in safe mode. Safe mode is a great option and can be a big help for recognize certain problems. For example, It's great place to recognize a malware.
You know the old fashioned way to get into safe mode, along with the booting of the PC you had to pressing the F8 at the exact right moment when display showed some written text to press F8 and so on...Sometimes it works on PCs running Windows 10. These techniques will be:
1. Click or tap the Start button, and then the Power button. Hold down the Shift key when you select Restart.
2. In the resulting, full-screen menu , select Troubleshoot>Advanced options>Startup Settings.
3. In the Startup Settings screen, tap the Restart button. The PC will reboot, and bring you to a Startup Settings screen.
4. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select Enable Safe Mode or Enable Safe Mode with Networking.
But what if things are so worse that you can't successfully boot the operating system.
But what if you can't get any login screen? In that case, chances are that there is a problem in windows safe mode anyway. But here's is a trick that may be work.
You'll need the windows 10 recovery drive, which you should make now, while your PC is still normal. You'll need a pen drive for this purpose only. Any files already on that drive will be removed. To create the recovery drive, plug in flash drive, open control panel's recovery tool,click create a recovery drive and follow the prompts.
You might test it before in the difficult situation: Boot the recovery drive and select your keyboard layout. Then select troubleshoot => Advanced Options => Command Prompt. At the command prompt, enter these three lines make sure to hit enter at the end of the every line.
Turn off your PC. Boot the computer and repeatedly press and release F8 until the Advanced Boot Options menu pops up. Then you can choose Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking.
You know the old fashioned way to get into safe mode, along with the booting of the PC you had to pressing the F8 at the exact right moment when display showed some written text to press F8 and so on...Sometimes it works on PCs running Windows 10. These techniques will be:
Enter Windows 10's in Safe Mode
If you can successfully boot into a windows, if you know the trick, booting into Safe Mode is really easy.1. Click or tap the Start button, and then the Power button. Hold down the Shift key when you select Restart.
4. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select Enable Safe Mode or Enable Safe Mode with Networking.
But what if things are so worse that you can't successfully boot the operating system.
Boot System In Another Way
Try to boot the system in any other way. If you can get to login screen, you'll find a power icon in the lower-right corner. The instructions above work there.But what if you can't get any login screen? In that case, chances are that there is a problem in windows safe mode anyway. But here's is a trick that may be work.
You'll need the windows 10 recovery drive, which you should make now, while your PC is still normal. You'll need a pen drive for this purpose only. Any files already on that drive will be removed. To create the recovery drive, plug in flash drive, open control panel's recovery tool,click create a recovery drive and follow the prompts.
You might test it before in the difficult situation: Boot the recovery drive and select your keyboard layout. Then select troubleshoot => Advanced Options => Command Prompt. At the command prompt, enter these three lines make sure to hit enter at the end of the every line.
c:bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacyexit
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