Restarting and pressing F8 will not enter the safe mode

WindowsXP.

1. Enter safe mode

1. After the BIOS is loaded on the computer, quickly press the F8 key and select "Safe Mode" in the Windows XP Advanced Options Menu that appears;

2. If there is a multi-system boot, when selecting WindowsXP to start, when pressing the Enter key, you should quickly press the F8 key (it is best to operate with two hands), and select "Safe Mode" in the WindowsXP advanced options menu that appears.

2. Exit. Ctrl+Alt+Del to exit safe mode and restart the computer.

Introduction to Safe Mode.

Sometimes F8 can't get in, you can try to press F2, some brand machines are set up like this.

You can't get into Safe Mode because you may have fallen for the "System Ghost" virus, which specializes in destroying Safe Mode. It can be killed with Qihoo 360 Security Guard.

First of all, make sure that your system is not damaged, if the system is badly damaged, of course boot the system, if the system is normal, and then check your F8 key.

f12, try, if it doesn't work, press del, in the 8th line of del, set it.

If you really can't do it, we'll remind you of your silence.

Start by determining if the keyboard is working!!

There are two options:

1. Repair the system.

2. Reinstall the system (recommended).

Anything else is just a waste of time.

You can't hold down F8 and you can't let go.

Non-stop clicking. That's how I got in.

You, as soon as you turn on the computer and then press and hold F8 and don't let go!

Usually use safe mode to fix some unknown system errors, when the computer boots up and presses F8 it will not enter safe mode.

Computer: Huawei MateBook

System: Windows 10

Software: Local settings.

1. When the computer is turned on, pressing "F8" cannot display the boot menu normally, so that you cannot enter the "safe mode" interface, you can try to press the "CTRL" key when the computer is turned on to open the system boot menu.

2. Then in the Windows desktop, open the "Run" window, enter the "MSconfig" command, and click Confirm to enter the system configuration policy interface.

3. From the [System Configuration] interface that opens, switch to the [Boot] tab, and check the two items of [Secure Boot] and [Minimize].

4. Click the [OK] button after the check is completed.

5. After completing the relevant operations under the "Safe Mode", we also need to clear the [Safe Boot Option] in the [Safe Mode] interface to realize the normal boot of the Windows operating system function.

Hello F8 is a common shortcut key to enter safe mode in the Windows operating system, but if you can't press the safe mode, you can try the following methods:1Use the System Configuration Tool:

Press the Win+R key to open the run window, enter msconfig and press the enter key to open the system configuration tool, select the "Boot" tab, check the "Safe Boot" option, and then restart the computer to enter the safe mode. 2.Use the command prompt:

Press win+r to open the running window, enter cmd and press enter to open the command prompt, enter the command "bcdedit set safeboot minimal" and press enter, restart the computer to enter safe mode. 3.Using a Windows installation disk:

Insert the Windows installation disk, restart the computer, select Boot from CD or USB flash drive, enter the installation interface, select Repair Computer, then select "Advanced Options" and "Startup Settings", restart the computer to enter safe mode. None of the above methods can enter the full mode of security and annihilation, it may be that the system has a serious problem, it is recommended to back up important data and then reinstall the system or seek professional technical support. <>

Hello dear, if your computer's F8 key can't enter safe mode, it may be because F8 has been disabled or disabled on some computers. Here are some alternatives to try to get into safe mode:1

Use Advanced Boot Options: When Windows starts, hold down the Shift key and click the Restart button at the same time to open the Advanced Boot Options page, select Advanced Options and Boot Settings, and select Safe Mode there. 2.

Use the system configuration tool: Press win+r to open the run command, enter "msconfig" and press the enter key, open the "System Configuration" tool, select the "Startup" tab, check the "Safe Mode" option and confirm that you can enter the safe mode by restarting the computer. 3.

Use the command prompt: Press win+r to open the run command, enter "cmd" and press ctrl+shift+enter, run the command prompt as administrator, enter the "bcdedit set safeboot minimal" command, and confirm that you can enter safe mode by restarting the computer. It should be noted that different computers and system versions may vary, and the above methods may not be suitable for all situations, so it is recommended that you try them on a case-by-case basis.