There are three common methods to enter Windows 11 safe mode. 1. Restart through system settings: Open "Settings" > "System" > "Restore", click "Restart Now", enter the blue screen menu and select "Troubleshoot" > "Advanced Options" > "Start Repair", then select safe mode and restart; 2. Use command prompt settings: Run CMD or PowerShell as an administrator, enter "bcdedit /set {default} safeboot network" and "shutdown /r /t 0" commands to enter safe mode with network, and use "bcdedit /deletvalue {default} safeboot" when exiting; 3. Force interrupt startup to enter the recovery environment: Press and hold the power button forcibly shut down 2 to 3 times during power-on, and select Start repair or system restore after triggering the recovery interface. The above method is suitable for different scenarios. Remember to restore the startup settings after the operation is completed to avoid subsequent problems.

It is actually not difficult to enter the safe mode of Windows 11, the key is to use the right method. The applicable methods are slightly different in different situations, but the overall operation is very direct. The following are several practical methods that are suitable for most users.

Restart through system settings to enter safe mode

This is the most recommended way, no additional tools or commands are required, just simple setups are required while the system is running:

• Open Settings > System > Recover
• Click "Restart now" in the "Advanced Startup" section
• After entering the Blue Screen menu, select Troubleshooting > Advanced Options > Start Repair (Safe Mode can also be found here)
• Then click "Restart", press the numeric keys on the restart interface to select "Safe Mode with Network" or other corresponding options

The advantage of this method is that it is interface friendly and not prone to errors, and is especially suitable for users who are not very familiar with the command line.

Use the command prompt to enter safe mode

If you are used to using the command line, or need to remotely operate the server version of Windows 11, this method will be more efficient:

• Open a command prompt as administrator (CMD or PowerShell)
• Enter the following command and press Enter:
  bcdedit /set {default} safeboot network
• Then enter shutdown /r /t 0 to restart immediately

This will automatically enter safe mode with network connection. If you want to exit safe mode, just change the first command above to: bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot

Although this method is fast, you need to be careful not to enter the wrong command, otherwise it may affect the startup item settings.

Force interrupt startup to enter recovery environment

If the system fails to start normally, you can use the forced shutdown to create the illusion of "start failure" to trigger the recovery environment:

• After seeing the Windows logo, press and hold the power button to force shut down, repeat 2 to 3 times
• After the third time, the system will automatically enter the "recovery" interface
• Click Troubleshooting > Advanced Options > Start Repair or System Restore

This method is suitable for abnormal situations such as system stuck and black screen. Although it is a bit "violent", it is very effective at critical moments.

Basically these commonly used methods. You can choose the right method based on the current system status and your operating habits. As long as you remember to restore the startup settings after exiting safe mode, there will be no follow-up problems.

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