One of the most important feature-uri but Windows operating systems it is Safe Mode, this allowing users to repair various problems of the system (most being problems of bootare), when other methods have no effect.
In previous Windows versions Windows 8, access Safe Mode It was made very simple by pressing the key F8 immediately after starting the computer. With the launch of Windows 8 but, the method of accessing Safe Mode has been modified, it becomes something more complicated, the same being valid for Windows 10 (at least for the version Technical Preview).
If you are a user Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10 Technical Preview and you want to be able to Access faster Safe Mode For any event, you can add the option of bootare in Safe Mode in Boot menu of the system using the instructions below.
How do we add Safe Mode to the boot menu of Windows 8.1 or Windows 10?
- open Command Prompt with privileges of administrator (taste cmd in Start Screen or Start Menu, click-right on the displayed result and select Run as administrator)
- In the open CMD window Tab the command bcdedit /copy {current} /d “Safe Mode” And give Enter
- Then close Command promptly and tutted msconfig in Run (or Start Screen or Start Menu) to open System Configuration
- in System Configuration Click on the tab Boot, select Safe Mode from the displayed list and Check your Safe Mode option from below Boot options, then set timeout-ul For boot menu (how long the boot menu will be displayed after the system starts before it booted in normal way in Windows) using values between 1 and 30 seconds (5 seconds should be enough time)
- Then click on Apply and on OK For new settings to be saved
After you make the changes specified above, give a PC restart and you will notice that The Safe Mode option will be displayed in the boot menu of the system. If later you want to Delete the Safe Mode option from the boot menu al Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, open System Configuration (taste msconfig in Run) then in the tab Boot Select the option Safe Mode and click on the button Delete.
Note: If you opt to boot in Safe Mode using the method described above (Safe Mode option displayed in the boot menu), you will boot directly in Safe Mode without displaying other additional options (genre mode with networking, debugging mode etc).
STEALTH SETTINGS – How to add Safe Mode option to boot menu in Windows 8/8.1 and Windows 10
