And the best way to review these issues is through Safe Mode. If you are a Windows user, you will find that the safe mode of Windows is an extremely effective tool to fix errors that occur in our PC software and thus improve the performance of your operating system.
This is presented as a boot mode that leaves the computer in a basic state and is limited to using a few drivers. This is important, because if the error occurs again, it is clear that it is none of the fault base driver or basic computer configuration.
It is for everything we have mentioned above that it is important to know how to start your computer in Safe Mode, as well as to know how to get out of it if the case justifies it. That's why below we'll talk a little bit about how to get started and how to get out of a PC's Safe Mode, specifically in Windows 10. Watch this step by step.
Starting Safe Mode
You should know, first of all, that there are three ways to put your computer in safe mode. You can do this from the Settings or from the login screen. Each of these can serve you based on your situation, so we'll talk about both. First, let's talk about how you can put Safe Mode from settings:
- First, open the settings of the PC via Start.
- Here you will see several options, but select the one that says Update & Security, then go to the one that says Recovery.
- You will see several tabs below, but you will see that within Advanced Startup there is the option Restart now, select it.
- Your PC will now reboot. Wait for it to get to the Choose an option screen, in which case you need to select the Troubleshoot option, followed by Advanced options, then select Startup Settings and then Restart. Note that you may need to enter the key BitLocker.
- Your computer will restart and you will see that several options will appear. You just have to press the button F4 and the safe mode will begin.
- Now let's talk about how to put the safe mode from the login screen.
- To get started, you need to hold down the Shift key while selecting the Shutdown option, then press the Shift key to restart without solar.
- Perform the same step above once your computer has restarted and you get to the Choose an option screen. Just go to Troubleshoot, followed by Advanced Options, then Startup Settings and finally Restart.
- Again, you just have to press F4 not as soon as the options appear on the screen to enter Safe Mode.
Exit Windows Safe Mode
However, if you find yourself stuck in safe mode and want to fix it quickly, you just need to follow these few steps.
- Start by opening a Run screen by pressing the key Windows and the letter R.
- In the window that opens, type msconfig and accept.
- Next you need to select the Startup tab. Here you will see " Boot options “, Where you need to enable the Safe Boot option.
- Note that restarting your computer also works.
