If nothing helps, we are always here to help. If these solutions don’t work, search for the answer to your problem online and follow the instructions in Safe Mode. Simply boot into Safe Mode and follow the solutions we have provided above to solve the problem. When your system becomes unstable and inoperable, Safe Mode is your best bet. If you have instructions to solve your problem using the registry, then feel free to use it in Safe Mode. Windows registry works fine in Safe Mode.If that doesn’t fix the problem, you may have to uninstall and reinstall the driver by downloading the driver from the manufacturer’s website (instructions listed there). Right-click on it and choose “Update software” to update it. If there is an issue with a driver, it will have a yellow triangle icon next to it. This will open Device Manager with all your devices and their drivers listed. Press Win + R and type devmgmt.msc in the “Run” dialog. Hardware drivers can also be a problem.If any recent change in the Settings or with any software could be the issue, then Safe Mode also gives you the power to restore your PC to a previous date or reset it completely.If you think a recently added software caused the issue, then you can go into Safe Mode and safely uninstall it from the Control Panel.In that case create an Avast Rescue Disk, and use it to scan the PC. Additionally, your antivirus program may not work in Safe Mode. If you believe your PC has a virus that your antivirus program cannot delete, then try scanning in Safe Mode. Most malware won’t work in Safe Mode, as third-party software is not running, so it is easy to delete it. You can run a virus scan in Safe Mode to delete malware that is too stubborn to be deleted in normal mode.There are multiple things you can do to solve your problem while in Safe Mode, and we will try to list the most common solutions: If the problem still persists in Safe Mode, then the problem is probably with the hardware of the PC, and you will have to take it to a computer repair shop. If your problem is solved after entering Safe Mode – like a crashing PC stops crashing – then this means it is a software or driver problem (that can be easily fixed in most cases). Network: this loads required network drivers to let you establish an Internet connection. Use it when you need an active Internet connection to solve the problem. If you believe there is a problem with the Active Directory itself, then you should use this mode. (It’s enabled in other Safe Modes.) Active directory authenticates your passwords, usernames, applications, updating system and other things that are required to be authenticated by the system before using. If you need to use the command prompt to solve your problem, then use this mode.Īctive Directory Repair: In this mode Windows disables Active Directory while booting in Safe Mode. In most cases this mode is used for troubleshooting problems.Īlternate Shell: This Safe Mode allows the use of the command prompt to execute different commands. Minimal: This is the most restricted Safe Mode with no extra software or driver running. Below is an explanation of all the modes: There are different types of Safe Mode, each offering varying levels of functionality that are used in different situations. Usually you will want to access Safe Mode when your PC is inoperable and you don’t know the problem or can’t solve it in the normal mode. ![]() In most cases this will prevent problematic software or hardware drivers from loading, thus making it easier to find the problem and fix it. ![]() ![]() Only the basic system files that are necessary for booting Windows are loaded in Safe Mode, and the PC will start with VGA graphics. In Safe Mode Windows boots with the least required hardware drivers and software. In short, Safe Mode is used for identifying and solving software and driver-related problems.
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