How to boot Windows 10 in Safe Mode

To troubleshoot Windows, Microsoft offers users an option to boot system in safe mode, wherein a user can troubleshoot the issues in the system.

If the system is booting successfully in safe mode then there is no issue with the system and basic drivers and thus can be some changes which are made recently in the system. In this guide you will find some methods where you can boot the system in Safe Mode.



1. Open the Start Menu on your computer and click on the power button which will give you further options to shut down or restart your computer. Now keep pressing the Shift key on your keyboard and click on Restart button. The computer will now restart in Windows recovery environment, from there click on "Troubleshoot". In the troubleshoot screen click on "Startup Settings". If there is no Startup Settings click on "See more recovery option". Now click on "Restart" button which will restart the system again and will show you few options. You can then select by pressing the number key  and boot the system.

2. This method is for your system if it is not booting and is giving blue dump errors while booting. For that you have to shut down the system and then start it and when it is showing the windows logo with three dots loading press the power button to shut down the system. Follow this step for three times after which you will get a repair screen which will then redirect you to the "Troubleshoot" screen from where you have to follow the same steps.

3. If you are having a bootable USB pendrive which has Windows 10 in it then you can boot the system from the pendrive and then after booting you will see two options to "Install Windows" and "Repair" option below, you will have to click on "Repair" option and then follow the same steps to boot in safe mode.

Once you are booted in safe you can un-install the application which might be causing issue, or you can uninstall the drivers or update them or even scan system for any virus or malware to fix the system.

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