- Safe mode will put your windows system into a primary state, with a limited number of drivers and files.
- Safe mode doesn’t resolve any issues. Instead, the safe mode allows you to safely pinpoint the problem and help troubleshoot any issues.
- If the issue doesn’t happen in safe mode, it isn’t related to drivers or default settings.
- Safe mode allows you to confine the source of a problem. Windows may sometimes accidentally boot into safe mode. We’ll show you how to fix this.
Types of safe modes
There are two basic types of safe modes:
1. Safe Mode: This mode opens Windows with a minimum number of drivers, programs, and services.
2. Safe Mode with Networking: This mode starts Windows operating system with network drivers and services that allows you to connect to the internet. This mode allows the use of a flash drive.
How to exit safe mode in Windows 11, if it accidently boots into safe mode?
Notice: You can exit the safe mode by restarting your device. If the restart fails, you can try these:
Step-1: Press the ‘Windows key + R.’
Step-2: Press ‘msconfig’ in the run box and click OK.
Step-3: Select the Boot tab in System Configuration Window.
Step-4: Under Boot options, clear the Safe boot checkbox. Next time when you restart your computer Windows will boot up normally without safe mode.
If you are facing any issues in the above steps or Windows 11. You can drop comment below. It will be a pleasure to help you.
