How to Boot into Safe Mode on Windows 11

3 min readDec 14, 2021

What is Safe Mode?

Safe mode is a troubleshooting mode (OS). Safe mode is designed to help solve the majority, of an operating system’s problems. It’s also often used to get rid of malicious security software. An operating system’s functionality is decreased in safe mode. Many non-core components are deactivated in Safe Mode.

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What is the safe mode used for?

You can do listed stuff with Safe mode.

Check for malware that is causing your computer to malfunction with antivirus software.
Uninstall any recently installed software, hardware, or drivers to see to resolve the issue.
Update out-of-date drivers, in Safe Mode (in Safe Mode with Networking).
System Restore is more effective in safe mode.
Delete Locked Files

How to Start Windows 11 in Safe Mode?

Method 1:

Step 1:

Go To the search icon in taskbar >> then Type “Settings” in the search bar Now click on Settings as shown in the figure.

Step 2:

It will open “Settings Windows”. In this window go to “System tab” and then go to “Recovery” Tab.

Step 3:
Now in “Recovery” window go into the “Advance startup” tab and click the “Restart Now” Button.

Step 4:

Click Restart Now

Step 5:

After rebooting the system, you will enter the Windows Recovery environment (WinRE): a blue-colored screen titled “Choose an Option,” with several options in a list. Select “Troubleshoot.”

Step 6:

In Troubleshoot window select “Advanced Options”

Step 7:

Here in “Advanced options” Select Startup Settings.

Step 8:

Click on the Restart button

Step 9:

- In “Startup Settings” windows, you can select ( 4)Enable Safe Mode ) to enter Safe Mode by pressing F4 button on the keyboard.
- Please select 5)Enable Safe Mode with Networking by pressing F5 button, if you require network drivers and services to connect to the Internet and other computers on your network.