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  • How can i open safe mode when computer stats in normal condition ?

    arjun srivastav

    Member

    Updated: Oct 21, 2024
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    i think safe mode open only when computer doesn't start in normal condition...
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    Member • Dec 8, 2012

    When computer is "ON" , just unplug the main power supply.
    Start it again, will allow you to choice whether to run normally or safe mode.
    Select safe mode.

    There might be another way though.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Dec 8, 2012

    Wondering if the safe mode works in windows 8 as well.
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  • Anoop Kumar

    Member • Dec 8, 2012

    Troll_So_Hard
    When computer is "ON" , just unplug the main power supply.
    Start it again, will allow you to choice whether to run normally or safe mode.
    Select safe mode.

    There might be another way though.
    Man, you might suggesting towards any hardware damage.

    When computer boots up and motherboard manufacture logo appears , you will see option for boot menu, set up and boot options for 1-2 sec after a single beep (You might not see it or even single beep not heard).
    While you press power on button , just start pressing F8 after you see any thing coming on monitor . it will land you several options for how you boot including Normal,Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking etc....
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    The_Big_K
    Wondering if the safe mode works in windows 8 as well.
    F8 not working on window 8 and SHIFT+F8 might works some time to force to boot into advance option.
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    I can't verify because some how my Windows 8 corrupted and needs repair.
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    Member • Dec 8, 2012

    ianoop
    Man, you might suggesting towards any hardware damage.
    Oops ... Apologies.
    Never had hardware problem when I used to do that in my dual boot pc.
    By the way thanks for correcting 😀
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