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Home Software Various Ways to Enter Safe Mode in Windows 10

Various Ways to Enter Safe Mode in Windows 10

by Bogdana Zujic
June 26, 2018June 26, 2018Filed under:
  • Software

Back in the day, it was easy to access Safe Mode. All you had to do was use the F8 key. However, the release of Windows 8 took that away and now the F8 or Shift-F8 shortcut can be utilized during the computer’s boot process only if you have a spinning-platter based hard drive and a legacy BIOS.

However, there are numerous ways to enter Safe Mode in Windows 10 and we are here to share them with you.

  1. Logon screen
  • at the logon screen, hold The Shift key
  • click Restart
  • while the device is restarting, click Troubleshoot
  • go to Advanced Options, then Startup Settings
  • click Restart
  • when the device will restart again you will see a list of options, select the fourth or the fifth option to Safe Mode or Safe Mode With Networking
  1. Windows 10 installation media
  • boot the computer
  • click Next in the Windows setup screen
  • click Repair Your Computer
  • select Troubleshoot, then go to Advanced options
  • go to Command Prompt and type the following command:

bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal

  • press Enter
  • close the command prompt
  • click Continue to boot into Safe Mode
  1. Settings
  • click the Start button
  • open Settings
  • select Update & Security, then Recovery
  • go to Advanced Startup
  • select Restart Now
  • after the computer restarts you will see a list of options, select the fourth option for Safe Mode and the fifth one if you wish to Safe Mode With Networking
  1. System configuration
  • click the Start button
  • type msconfig in the search bar and press Enter to launch the System Configuration app
  • click the Boot tab
  • select the Minimal option in the Safe Boot box
  • click OK and Restart to enter Safe Mode

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