How to Exit Safe Mode in Windows 10 with CMD: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to exit Safe Mode in Windows 10 using Command Prompt with simple steps.

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To exit Safe Mode in Windows 10 using CMD, press Win + R, type `cmd` and hit Enter to open Command Prompt. Then type `bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot` and press Enter. Restart your computer, and it should boot normally. This command removes the Safe Mode boot option from your system configuration, addressing the issue efficiently.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Safe Mode in Windows 10? Safe Mode is a diagnostic mode in Windows 10 that starts the operating system with a minimal set of drivers and services, allowing users to troubleshoot issues.
  2. How do I enter Safe Mode in Windows 10? To enter Safe Mode in Windows 10, press Win + R, type `msconfig`, and navigate to the Boot tab. From there, select 'Safe boot' and choose the desired option.
  3. Can I exit Safe Mode without using CMD? Yes, you can exit Safe Mode by restarting your computer normally. If you entered Safe Mode via the System Configuration tool, uncheck the 'Safe boot' option and restart.
  4. What should I do if I cannot exit Safe Mode? If you cannot exit Safe Mode, try using System Restore or Boot Repair tools in the Windows Recovery Environment to fix potential issues with your system.

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