A software mode that enables users who
use Microsoft Windows
95, Windows 98, Windows
ME, Windows 2000, and Windows
XP
to enter safely into Windows and correct any problems that may be preventing them from
entering normal mode. What makes Safe Mode different from normal
mode is it uses Windows default drivers and settings, this helps
users correct issues so they can get back into normal mode. Safe mode was first introduced in Microsoft
Windows 95 and is available in all versions of Microsoft Windows
except Microsoft Windows 3.x, Windows NT 3.0, and Windows NT 4.0.
- Additional information about Safe Mode and how to enter it can
be found in our CHSAFE document.
- Information about why a computer always boots into Safe Mode
can be found on document
CH000597.
- Information about why you may be unable to load into Safe Mode
can be found on document
CH000750.
Also see: Operating System
definitions
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