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so your computer’s acting weird. Maybe it’s super slow, keeps freezing, or just won’t behave. Don’t panic. Honestly, this happens more often than you’d think. One quick fix that techies always turn to? Safe Mode.
Now, I know it sounds all serious and geeky but trust me, Safe Mode is just a way to start your computer without all the extra stuff running in the background. It’s like giving your PC a clean slate to figure out what’s wrong.
Let me tell you how to get into Safe Mode (super easy!):
Step 1: Restart Like a Pro
So, hold down the Shift key and click Restart from the Start menu (yes, that’s it). You’ll see a blue screen with options. Don’t freak out it’s totally normal.Step 2: Choose the Right Path
Click this in order:
Troubleshoot → Advanced options → Startup Settings → Restart
Your PC will restart again, but this time, you’ll see a list of numbered options.
Step 3: Pick Safe Mode
Press 4 on your keyboard (or F4) for regular Safe Mode.
Want internet too? Press 5 for Safe Mode with Networking.Why This Matters
Safe Mode is perfect when your computer’s acting up. It runs only the basics so if it works fine in Safe Mode, you know it’s one of those extra apps causing trouble.And hey, don’t feel bad. Everyone runs into these things. Even my laptop once decided to freeze just before a Zoom meeting (classic!). Safe Mode saved me.
So next time your PC’s being dramatic now you know what to do. Easy, right?You want to boot your computer in Safe Mode on Windows 10? It’s easier than you think. All you do is restart, but while it’s booting up, keep pressing F8 or Shift+F8.
If that does not work, just hit the Start button, hold Shift, and click Restart. Safe Mode can help you fix loads of strange computer problems.
I tried it when my laptop was acting up, and it saved my day. Give it a shot; nothing scary, promise.
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