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How to boot your computer in Safe mode in Windows 10
1. Introduction
2. Steps to follow
3. Read also
Introduction:
When you are experiencing problems with a Windows computer, one of the first steps of troubleshooting is to start your PC in Windows Safe Mode. Safe mode is a simple version with a basic state, using a limited number of files and drives.
Safe Mode is useful for troubleshooting programs and drivers that may not start correctly or may prevent Windows from functioning properly. So, this is a great place to search for malware. For example, if the problem does not occur in Safe mode, you know that the default settings and the basic device drivers are not causing the problem.
Here's how to boot your PC in Windows 10 in Safe Mode and Safe Mode with Network Support that integrates the drivers and network services to access the Internet and other PCs on your network.
Steps to follow:
1. Click the Start button in the lower-left corner of the screen, and then click Settings.
2. Select Update and Security.
3. Click Recover, and then select Restart Now.
4. After restarting your PC, in the Choose an option window, select Troubleshooting
5. Select Advanced Options
6. Click Start Settings
7. Select Restart.
8. After restarting your computer, several options are displayed. Press the 4 or F4 key to start your computer in Safe Mode. If you want to use the Internet, press 5 or F5 to enter safe mode with network support.
9. Safe mode words appear in the corners of your screen to display the Windows mode you are using.
