configuration' or 'msconfig' from the search field and then after that select
the System Configuration tool from the search result. Once you've opened this
tool, click the 'Boot' tab and then go under where it says 'Boot options' and
then check 'Safe boot.' So now by doing this, when you restart your PC, Windows
will automatically boot to safe mode and this is great — because let's say you have
to diagnose something that requires you to restart the computer many times,
Windows will always automatically boot to safe mode! But that itself is a
problem because Windows will always automatically boot the Safe Mode and
surely at one point you're going to want don't normal boot again. Happily, you can
always go back to the System Configuration utility and then uncheck
Safe boot under Boot options again. The second way to boot to Safe Mode is
via the system settings. To do that, click the 'Start' button and then type 'advanced
startup options' in the search field and then choose 'Change advanced startup
options' in the search results and this will take you directly to these options
from the settings. So now, go all the way to the bottom under where it says 'Advanced
startup' and then click 'Restart now.' After restarting your PC, you will notice this
blue 'Choose an option' screen. From there, select 'Troubleshoot' and then
select 'Advanced options' and then select the 'Startup settings' and then you will
notice all that will happen once you restart your computer again and so to
confirm, click 'Restart' once more. After restarting your
PC, this time now you will notice this 'Startup Settings' screen.
from there, choose options four, five, or six to boot to Safe Mode.
The third way is via the sign-in page. Let's say for example you're about to enter
your password or PIN to enter Windows 10. Well from there, you can boot to Safe
Mode as well. All you have to do is press and hold SHIFT and then click the power
button and then choose 'Restart.' Of course while holding SHIFT. And then after
restarting your PC, you will notice that once again it boots to the 'Choose an option'
screen. From there, choose 'Troubleshoot' and then choose 'Advanced options' choose 'Startup
settings' and then confirm by clicking 'Restart' once more. And then on the next
screen, choose options 4, 5, or 6 to boot to Safe Mode. The fourth and last way is
from scratch! Let's say for example your computer is totally off. Even in such
circumstances, it is still possible to boot to Safe Mode. This may seem a little
tedious, but bear with me. Step 1: hit the power button to turn on your computer.
Now immediately on the first sign your computer has started, you might see for
example a logo of the manufacturer and so on. And now for step 2: immediately
after that, press and hold the power button again for about 10 seconds, and
this will turn off your computer. Alright! Now for step 3: Repeat these procedures
again turn it on and then look for a sign that Windows has started and then
hit the power button for about 10 seconds. And finally this time hit the
power button again to turn on the computer. And this time it will finally
boot to the windows recovery environment, and then from there you are going to see
the same 'Choose an option' screen. of course, choose 'Troubleshoot,' 'Advanced
options,' and so on. And that's it! These are the different ways of booting to