How to enter the Advanced Boot Option or the Safe Mode on Windows 10

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How to enter the Advanced Boot Option or the Safe Mode on Windows 10 -10 on Windows has been a lot of changes in the sector of the boot procedure. The booting process becomes much faster than its predecessor, namely windows 8 and windows 7 because when windows 10 boot, Windows does not enable hardware that in previous versions of Windows for example on winddows 7 such hardware is enabled, for example on a keyboard and a mouse, it is now causing trouble for users will go into safe mode or the advanced boot option windows because the user cannot press F8 to enter safe mode in windows. Windows Safe mode is mode improvements that can help us to replace/repair the damaged Windows system files. And at this time the beriteknol article will be discussed about how to go into safe mode or the advancedboot option on windows 10.

While in mode Safe mode windows, windows operating system will disable the programs and drivers that are not too necessary at startup, so safe mode can help us to determine if the damage is caused by the windows system and software or not. By going into safe mode we can also overcome the problems caused by a virus or malware that cause Windows computer we can not boot normally. In Windows 10 Pro, tobooting into safe mode is not. The following are two methods that we can use to get into safe mode on Windows 10.

Go into Safe Mode or the Advanced Boot Option Using msconfig

Method 1: open the Run. Things to do is to press the Windows key + R on the keyboard and typed in msconfig.

Method 2: on the page for system configuration, click the Boot tab and select Safe Mode (at least) and then click Apply.

Way 3: then restart our computer.

When Windows 10 booting, windows will go into safe mode automatically without having to press F8. When we have finished fixing our Windows, don't forget to restore msconfig settings to the original settings.

Enter Safe Mode or the Advanced Boot options in Windows Without 10 Run/Command Prompt

Method 1: open the Settings. Things to do is to click the Start button and then click Settings.

Method 2: After the Settings page opens, click on Update & security > > Recovery > > Advance startup.

Way 3: after clicking the advanced mode, we will look at three options-Continue, Troubleshoot, and Turn off your PC. Click Troubleshoot.

Way 4: get in on the Advanced options there are several options such as: System Restore, System Image Recovery, Repair, Startup, Startup Command Prompt Settings, and Go back to the previous build. Click Startup Settings to change the startup settings.