How to Exit Safe Mode in Windows 10 and 8 - Stuck In Safe Mode FIX

How to Exit Safe Mode in Windows 10 and 8 - Stuck In Safe Mode FIX

Command Used: bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot

You boot into Safe Mode to fix things. So it’s not right when Safe Mode ends up being the thing that needs fixing. If your Windows computer insists on booting into Safe Mode, you’ll have to figure out what’s causing the problem.

What made you go into Safe Mode in the first place? I assume you did it intentionally, but how? If you did it through the System Configuration tool, that’s your problem.

This post will help you if you find that your PC is stuck in the Safe Mode and you simply cannot exit Safe Mode in Windows 10/8/7. We often boot in Safe Mode if we need to diagnose or troubleshoot Windows problems since when you start Windows in Safe Mode, the operating system only loads those minimum set of Drivers, files, and applications that are required for it to load.

But what if you find that you are unable to get out of Safe Mode and every time you restart your computer, you are back in Safe Mode!? can be pretty stressful! So let us see how to get out of or exit Windows Safe Mode.

Safe Mode is a feature that has been built into all of the iterations of the Windows Operating System to have ever been created up till now. When a computer enters Safe Mode, all outside network access is terminated and all third-party applications and programs are rendered unusable, stripping the computer down to its core software only. Safe Mode is designed to be used to troubleshoot a variety of different problems and to determine whether or not a problem is being caused by the network(s) a computer is connected to or a third-party program that has been installed onto the computer.

Safe Mode is also available on Windows 10, the latest version of the Windows Operating System. One of the problems that a number of Windows 10 users are reportedly suffering from is their computers getting stuck in Safe Mode and booting into Safe Mode every single time they are restarted. According to reports, in such cases, users fail to boot their computers out of Safe Mode no matter what they do. A computer running on Windows 10 can get stuck in Safe Mode for a number of different reasons, primarily the user enabling the “Make all boot changes permanent” option when booting into Safe Mode from msconfig or a faulty Windows system upgrade from a previous version of the OS.

This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 8/10 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba,Lenovo, and Samsung).