How to start in safe mode in Windows 10

One of the most mind-blowing initial steps to take in the event that Windows 10 doesn’t begin as expected or isn’t filling in as it ought to, will be to begin in Safe Mode. Doing so strips away quite a bit of what you’re utilized to and stacks just the important parts expected for Windows to begin, after which you can do some investigating to recognize the issue.

Sadly, there is certainly not a basic easy route on your work area to open Safe Mode since it’s an elective method for booting into Windows. Arriving expects you to stroll through a small bunch of steps, however the headings beneath make it direct.

We split this aide up into two essential parts: getting to the Advanced Startup Options screen (a couple of ways of arriving) and getting into Safe Mode.

Section 1 of 2: Get to the Advanced Startup Options (ASO) Menu

There are a couple of ways of booting in Safe Mode in Windows 10. A few techniques are more straightforward than others, and the vast majority of them expect you to get to the ASO menu first. We’ll go over all that you want to do to arrive.

On the off chance that Windows Starts Normally

Follow one of these first arrangements of bearings on the off chance that you can get into Windows. Any other way, skirt down a piece to see your choices in the event that Windows 10 won’t boot up as far as possible.

Access Safe Mode With a Keyboard Shortcut

The fastest method for opening Windows 10 in Safe Mode is from the sign-in screen or the work area by holding Shift while choosing Restart.

On the off chance that you’re on the sign-in screen (not yet signed in), press the power button on the base right to find the restart choice:

On the off chance that you’re as of now signed in, open the Start menu and press the power button:

• One way or another, subsequent to deciding to restart with the Shift key held down, skirt down to the “Section 2 of 2: Choose a Safe Mode Option” segment further on down this page for help on what to do straightaway.
• Access Safe Mode Via Settings
• One more method for getting to the ASO menu is through Settings, yet it takes a bit longer:
• Press WIN+I or go to the Start menu and open the settings (the stuff symbol).
• Select Update and Security.
• One more way you can restart Windows 10 in Safe Mode is with System Configuration. This course will sidestep Advanced Startup Options altogether, saving you a couple of steps later on (yet you’ll need to fix these means when you’re finished):

The last strategy we’ll specify utilizes the closure order to restart Windows 10 in Safe Mode. Simply enter this into Command Prompt to boot into the ASO menu and afterward pick which Safe Mode type you need by following the means in the “Section 2 of 2: Choose a Safe Mode Option” segment underneath:

• closure/r/o
• In the event that Windows Won’t Start
• The techniques above boot into Safe Mode when Windows 10 is working, yet in the event that Windows won’t begin in any case (likely why you want Safe Mode in any case), there is another choice.