How to Enter Safe Mode in Windows 11/10

1. Unable to enter safe mode Windows 10 could be a problem, but if you see the sign-in screen, then press the "Shift" key and click the "Power" button to select the "Restart" option.

2. Windows 10 will restart and will display a few options. From the list, click "Troubleshoot".

3. Click the "Advanced options" feature on the next screen.

4. You will notice a few options. If the "Startup Settings" feature is not available, click the "See more recovery options" at the bottom. After then, click the "Startup Settings" feature.

5. Windows 10 will display different features, including enabling Safe Mode. Click the "Restart" button.

6. Once the Windows 10 restarts, choose F4, F5, or F6 to enter safe mode available in three versions.

1. After the creation of the drive, use it to boot your computer. Select the keyboard layout and proceed.

2. Windows 10 will take you to the "Choose an option" screen. Here, click the "Troubleshoot" option.

3. The next step involves the repetition of the steps, as mentioned in the first method. You can select between safe mode, safe mode with networking, and safe mode with command prompt, depending on the requirement.

1. You can interrupt the normal boot process three consecutive times to allow the computer to enter the Automatic Repair mode. You will see the following screen:

2. You will then have to select an account to proceed. Make sure to use the one that has administrator permissions. Input the password. If such a message does not appear on the screen, skip, and proceed to the next step.

3. Allow Windows 10 to make an automatic diagnosis of your computer.

4. When the "Automatic Repair" screen appears, click the "Advanced options" button.

5. Click the "Troubleshoot" button.

6. From here, you can follow the steps mentioned in the first method to enter the safe mode. You can choose the preferred safe mode version using the "F" keys.

1. Insert the DVD or the USB, boot the computer, select the installation language, and keyboard layout, and click the "Next" button.

2. Click "Repair your computer".

3. You will see the "Choose an option" window. From the same, click the "Troubleshoot" option.

4. Select "Advanced options" and click the "Command Prompt" feature.

5. Enter the following command line in the command prompt window that appears on the screen and presses the "Enter" key: "bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal".

6. Wait until you see the message that states that the operation was successful.

7. Exit the command prompt window and click the "Continue" option.

8. The computer reboots into Safe Mode. Log in with the account that has administrator rights and make the necessary changes.

1. Enter "System Configuration" in the search field. Click the "System Configuration" application appearing in the best match list.

2. In the window, select the "Boot" tab. At the bottom, in the boot options menu, select "Safe Mode". Click "OK", and you will see a message that asks you to restart the computer to make the new changes take effect. Upon restarting, Windows 10 will enter safe mode.

1. Press "Windows + I" to open the "Windows Settings" page. Choose the "Update & Security" option.

2. From the left side of the window, select "Recovery". On the right side of the same page, choose "Restart now" under the "Advanced startup" option.

3.The computer will reboot, and you will see the "Choose an option" screen. From the options that you see, click the "Troubleshoot" option. Now, follow the steps discussed in the first approach to select the preferred safe mode version. Click "F4" for safe mode, "F5" for safe mode with networking, and "F6" for safe mode with command prompt.