Windows never says no!　How to boot in safe mode that you can rely on when trouble occurs-Tips for Windows 10 that you haven't heard yet-Mado no Mori

One day, Windows suddenly stopped working!

　Although Windows 10 has become more stable, you never know when trouble will occur. It's not uncommon for small things like driver updates, software installations, etc. to slow down dramatically or freeze after a while.

　What you want to remember in such a case is how to start Windows 10 in safe mode. Unlike previous versions of Windows, pressing the F8 key during startup does not bring up the boot menu.

　There are several ways to boot in safe mode. It is a good idea to choose which method to start according to the situation that "it will start up safely until here".

　If Windows becomes unstable after operating it for a while, quickly restart in safe mode from [Settings] while it is still running.

Similarly, if you can operate for a while, You can also use the command to reboot into safe mode. If you execute "shutdown /r /o /t 0" in "PowerShell", it will restart immediately.

If Windows starts and you can display up to the sign-in screen, but trouble occurs when you sign in, go to safe mode from the sign-in screen Start the Shift-click the power button on the bottom right to perform the reboot operation.

In either method, the blue [Choose an option] screen will be displayed after restarting. increase. Select [Troubleshoot] - [Advanced options] - [Show more repair options] - [Startup settings], and finally click [Restart].

　When the restart is executed, another menu will be displayed again, so if you press [4] here, it will start in safe mode.