Easy Way to Boot Into Safe Mode In Windows 8 or 10

Start windows 8, 8.1 or 10 into Safe Mode

Are you looking for a Trick to boot intoSafe Mode in Windows
8 , 8.1 and Windows 10? Have you
tried pressing both F8 andShift+F8but they don't work?
That's because a lot of changed with the boot procedure in Windows 8 , 8.1 and
10. The boot has become so fast that it completely cannot be interrupted by any
of your key presses. Here are Trick in which you can boot intoSafe
Mode, that not involve any special hacks or manual configuration.

Safe Mode in Windows 8 , 8.1 and 10

Safe Modein Windows is not too different from theS Mfound
in previous versions of such Operating System.

The operating system still loads only the most basic drivers
and services, so it can display a minimal useful interface. The only difference
is that the minimum screen resolution used byS Mhas risen from 800x600 pixels to
1024x768 pixels.

2. Use Shift + Restart - works in Windows 8 ,
8.1 and 10

In this method press thePowerbutton at the login screen. Then,
press and hold theSHIFTbutton on your keyboard and clickRestart.

Then it asks you to choose an option. PressTroubleshoot Option and goto next step.

In this step, OnTroubleshootscreen, pressAdvanced
options and goto next step.

In this step, theAdvanced optionsscreen, pressStartup
Settings and goto next step.

I inform you that you are about to restart in order to change
several Window Startup options, including enablingSafe
Mode. PressRestart.

Your computer restarts and displays nine startup settings
along with numbers, includingSafe Mode, S M with Networking and
S M with Command Prompt

Press the F4 button on your keyboard, to enable theSafe
Mode, F5 button to enableS M with Networkingand F6 button to enableS
M with Command Prompt. Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 now boot according to
the setting you selected.

Also Read :How to Stop Unnecessary Usage of 3G and GPRS Data in Windows 8, 8.1 or 10.

I hope you found this trick very useful. If you know other
ways you can make Windows 8 , 8.1 and10 boot intoSafe
Mode, don't be hesitate to share them via the comments form below.
Many readers will find them useful.