Method 1 : Enter Safe Mode with msconfig :
The “msconfig” tool is the easiest way to enter Safe Mode in Windows 11. Click “Start,” navigate to “msconfig,” and then choose “System Configuration.”
Navigate to the “Boot” tab, choose “Safe Mode” by checking the box, and then click “Apply” and “OK.” Be careful to click the bubble next to “Network” under “Boot Options” if you wish to boot into Safe Mode with Networking.
You’ll get a second window after clicking “OK” that lets you restart right away. If you choose to “Exit without restart,” your computer will still boot into Safe Mode when you restart it.
Method 2 : Boot into Safe Mode Using the Start Menu :
1- To view the Start menu, click the Windows symbol.
2- For more settings, click the Power symbol.
3- Holding down the Shift key on your keyboard, choose Restart now.
4- Next, the Advanced Startup page settings page will appear when Windows boots up. To troubleshoot, click.
5- Select Advanced options.
6- Select Startup Settings .
7- Click on Restart from here.
8- Lastly, to access Safe Mode, use the F4 key on your keyboard.
After that, your Windows 11 PC should start normally. When you enter your PIN, the Safe Mode text will appear in the top-left and bottom-right corners, indicating that you are in Safe Mode. Both your background and installed applications will go as well.
