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Some Windows users have complained that their Windows PC automatically starts in the Safe mode instead of the normal mode. At one point or another, we may need to boot up our PC in safe mode, either to fix corruption or resolve a system crash issue. However, what happens when the PC automatically starts in safe mode and does that every time you restart it?

One user described the problem on the Microsoft Answers forum:

My computer always start up in safe mode. I tried pressing F8 before logo appear and choose WINDOWS START NORMALLY but still it’s in SAFE MODE. I can’t use some of the features and can’t install updates. Please help.

Fix the problem at hand by following our instructions below.

Why does my PC always start in Safe mode?

1. Check System Configuration

Click on Start > Run. (Alternatively, Press Windows + R keys).

In the Run box, type msconfig to bring up the System Configuration window.

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In the System Configuration window, navigate to the Boot tab.

If selected, uncheck the Safe boot tick box.

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Click Apply and then OK.

Restart your computer.

2. Use Command Prompt

Right-click on the Start button and then click on Command Prompt (Admin).

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In the command prompt window, type bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot and then hit the enter key.

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Afterward, restart your computer.

Launch your web browser and navigate to windowsreport.com.

3. Restart with Shift Key

Click on the Start icon > Power button icon > hold down the Shift Key on your keyboard and then click on Restart.

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On the next display, click on the Troubleshoot.

Now, click on Advanced options > Startup Settings > click on Restart.

This will reboot your PC with various startup options. Hit the Enter key to exit the Safe Mode.

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Update: 2024-07-16

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