I researched on how to successfully boot your windows 10 computer into safe mode.
There are a few different ways i will discuss, some of which may not be viable given this
unique case.
You can press the windows + l key on the keyboard to open settings, if this does not work,
you can select the windows icon, go to settings, select update and security, recovery. Under
advanced start up you select restart now. Once the PC boots back up you then select the
option to 'troubleshoot' then you will go to advanced options, start up settings, restart. Once
it finishes restarting you will then press 4 or F4 to go into safe mode.
You can also get safe mode by doing it this way, which is the way i would do it in this case.
On the windows sign in screen, press and hold the shift key while you hold power, after your
pc restarts you will choose the option to troubleshoot, advanced options, startup settings,
restart. Then you will press 4 or F4 to go into safe mode.
After I was done researching different ways to boot the Windows 10 into safe mode and I
found that the best way to is to Click on the Windows button, then hold Shift and click
restart, then click the troubleshoot options and then go to advanced options, after going to
advanced options click start up settings, after clicking start up settings under start up
settings click on restart after the boot options are displayed on the screen your computer
will go into Windows 10 safe mode. I think that if I had to choose a way to do it I would
execute this way also. Seems like the easiest way to put the computer into safe mode. I have
always thought that there was only one way to boot a computer but after researching I
found that there are numerous ways. I also did not know that you could change the settings
on your computer in the safe mode boot setting. I learned a lot by researching the ins and
outs of the Safe Mode boot menu,
If you have already tried changing the Color Calibration and restarting the computer, yet it is
still not working properly, then try launching into Safe Mode, then:
Launching Safe Mode:
Press the power key
Hold down the shift key and click Restart.
Click the option Troubleshoot and then Advanced options.
Go to “Advanced options” and click Start-up Settings.
Under “Start-up Settings” click Restart.
The relevant options for booting in Safe Mode are numbers, 4,5, or 6.
Number 4- Enable Safe Mode
Number 5- Enable Safe Mode with Networking
Number 6- Enable Safe Mode with Command Prompt
You can choose with the function keys
Open Run Command (Windows button +R)
A dialog box will open type "msconfig"
Locate and select the Boot tab and select Safe with Minimal as an option.
Restart Computer
Hopefully, the issue gets resolved by then. In doing research I have found other methods
prior to this one, I have not had this issue in the past so I am not very knowledgeable on how
to resolve it so I did learn a good bit since I didn't know anything before. Going from
windows 7 to windows 10 is still some getting used to with the way the software works.
