How to start your computer in Safe Mode

Windows’ Safe Mode is a useful tool for us to narrow down the source of a problem, and do the troubleshooting. Let’s take a quick look at Safe Mode in case you need to use it to get out of trouble.

How to enable Safe mode

Method One:
Press and hold the F8 key or press it repeatedly while your computer starts up, or click > , press and hold the Shift key and click on Restart while your computer is running.
Select Troubleshoot on the Choose an option screen and go to Advanced options > See more recovery options > Startup Settings > Restart. Alternatively, go to Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart.
In Startup Settings, press 4 or F4 to enable Safe Mode, and then your computer will start in Safe Mode.
Method Two:
In the start search box, type System Configuration.
Select the Boot tab > click Safe boot under Boot options and Click OK.
Click Restart in the System Configuration window.
* If there are any unsaved files, click Exit and save them before restarting your computer.
Once your computer has successfully started in Safe Mode, you can delete the stubborn files, fix system errors or enable system restore as needed.
* In Safe Mode, the fingerprint recognition, Bluetooth, and network are disabled.

How to exit Safe Mode

In the start search box type System Configuration.
* If your computer does not respond, press the Windows logo key + R and type “msconfig” in the Open box, and then select OK to enter system configuration.
On the General tab, click Normal startup under Startup selection, click OK and then restart your computer to exit Safe Mode.
* This method applies to Method Two above. If you use Method One, restart your computer to exit Safe Mode.
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