After conducting my research I've found some ways to be easier to boot Windows 10 into
safe mode. The quickest and easiest way I discovered is to Click the Windows button,
then hold shift and click Restart, after the troubleshoot options appear click on it, next
proceed to advanced options, then click Start Upsetting. After you've clicked the start
upsetting you will then need to click on the restart button. Once completed your
computer will then go into Windows 10 Safe mode. Another possible way to enter
Windows 10 safe mode is by combination of keys. To enter safe mode, enter the power
button and hold the shift key on your keyboard then hit restart. A menu will appear
offering the troubleshoot option which you will then hit and then go to advanced
options. Once you enter advanced options you may then enter WIndows 10 safe mode.
Other ways are easier than others, however, it depends on whose completing the task.
Some may prefer more complicated ways than others. Personally I think the key
combination makes it quicker and easier to complete after trying it a few times. But to
someone who has never done it before the first option is more simple.When trying to
troubleshoot your computer there are several ways to boot the Windows 10 into safe
mode I have discovered. I feel like the best and easiest way is to click on the Windows
button, hold the shift and click restart, once the troubleshoot options come up click on it,
then go to advanced options, then click start upsetting, once you click the start upsetting
you will need to click on the restart after the boot options are shown on the screen, your
computer will go into the windows 10 safe mode.
At least these are the step I had to use in the past when I have needed to boot the
Windows 10 into safe mode. There have been times in the that my computer was not
operating normally. I could not diagnose the problem, so I would go in and boot
Windows 10 into a safe mode. Then there has been a time I have installed a new
program, and it has overridden another program. I could not get it to working right.
After researching the different ways to boot Windows 10 into safe mode, I have realized
that there are a few different options. Some of these options are easier and a little more
convenient to use than others. The first way to boot Windows 10 into safe mode is by
using the system configuration tool. This is a fairly simply way in which you enter
msconfig.exe into the run dialogue box. A person can also boot in safe mode using key
combination. This is where you hit the power button and then press and hold Shift key
on your keyboard, and then click Restart. This will bring you to a menu where you will
choose the troubleshoot option, then advanced options and last you can boot into safe
mode. The last option that I found about is actually booting Windows 10 into safe mode
from the windows download disc or the Windows 10 USB stick. I believe that it is
possible that the safe mode being booted will carry over and keep the display settings
once you exit it. If this doesn't work then you might have to change the PC's settings.
Thank you everyone for your thoughts on this topic.
