From either the login screen or the power settings in the Start menu, hold Shift and press Restart. Now, your PC will reboot ...

Safe Mode in OS X is a great troubleshooting option, but on rare occasions, a system might always boot to Safe Mode.

When your Windows-operated PC or laptop starts acting up, the cause could be any number of problems. Here's how to boot in safe mode and solve it.

When you boot your Windows 11 PC into safe mode, drivers and certain features are disabled. This allows you to troubleshoot what may be causing issues for your PC.

Having problems with your PC? Not sure you can fix it without breaking something else? Here's how to boot in Safe Mode in Windows 10, even if your PC is frozen.

If Windows 11 isn't performing as it should, then you can diagnose things by booting the operating system into Safe Mode. Here's how to do just that.

Safe Mode in OS X is a good troubleshooting environment; however, sometimes people might find it difficult to boot to Safe Mode using the standard Shift key press at bootup.

Safe mode not working? Cannot or unable to boot in Safe Mode? If you find that Safe Mode is not working, and you are unable to boot your computer in Safe Mode, see this post.

If Windows 11/10 Safe Mode stuck at classpnp.sys, Please wait, disk.sys, Loading files, amdkmpfd.sys, aswardisk.sys, then see this post for working fixes.