For Windows glitches, Safe Mode is sometimes the fastest way to solve problems. Then Windows starts only with the necessary drivers and dispenses with the autostart programs. To start safe mode, you do not need to shut down the system.
In case of Windows malfunctions, you should use the safe mode. Thus, the system starts only with the necessary drivers and dispenses with the autostart programs. To start safe mode, you do not need to shut down the system.
Activate Safe Mode via System Configuration
If the start of the safe mode via the <F8> button does not work and Windows is still operational in normal mode, you can also activate the safe mode via the system configuration program:
Press <WIN>+<R> to display the EXPORT dialog.
2. Enter MSCONFIG and confirm with OK.
3. On the General tab, activate the DIAGNOSESYSTEMSTART option and click OK.
4. With one click on NEW STARTEN, your system restarts. After startup, Windows is in a state similar to Safe Mode. However, unlike the full safe mode, screen backgrounds and other extras are displayed.
5. In Safe Mode, you can also have your system checked for viruses. The advantage: Virus protection programs now have access to files and system areas that are normally protected by the operating system.