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How To Restart Windows 10 In Safe Mode

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21 Oct 2019 — 2 min read

Restart Windows 10 In Safe Mode

How To Restart Windows 10 In Safe Mode

Unlike other Windows 10 not using F8 button for safe mode. In this article I will show how to Restart Windows 10 in safe mode step by step.

1. Go to into Windows 10 login screen – by pressing WIN_KEY+L or simply logoff.

2. When you in Windows login screen press and hold SHIFT button on keyboard and simultaneously restart Windows:

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You will prompted next window.

3. Choose an option. So here you need to choose : Troubleshoot

4. In next Troubleshot widow choose: “Advanced options“:

5. In Advanced options choose “Startup Settings“:

6. And just press “Restart” button on Startup Settings screen:

7. Right after Windows restart from “Startup settings” screen choose 4, 5 or6 from 3 available safe modes:

4 – Enable Safe Mode
5 – Enable Safe Mode with Networking
6 – Enable Safe Mode with Command Prompt

Finally you will be able login into Windows 10 in Safe Mode

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