Click Repair your computer at the Install now screen or press R.Press any key to boot from the DVD or USB.If the F8 key or the combination of Shift + F8 keys isn’t booting your Windows 8/8.1/10 into Safe Mode, you need to use the original DVD/USB to access Startup Settings and then press F4 to access Safe Mode.įollow these steps to boot into Safe Mode on a Windows 8/8.1/10: In order to boot into Safe Mode, users with Windows 8 + 8.1 and Windows 10 need to use the original installation DVD or USB drive. The F8 key is no longer available on Windows 8/8.1/10 systems. On a Windows 7 system, the key opens the same Advanced Boot Options screen as you see on a Windows Vista system, but usually with the Repair your computer option already listed as most Windows 7 systems have the system recovery tools already installed on the hard drive: If you don’t have this option listed, it means that the necessary system recovery tools aren’t installed on your hard disk. If you’re looking to access System Recovery Options via the Advanced Boot Options menu on a Windows Vista, you need to have a Repair your computer option listed. On Windows Vista, the F8 key opens the Advanced Boot Options screen: On a Windows XP system, the F8 key opens the Windows Advanced Options Menu: These steps apply for the following Windows versions: As soon as your computer boots, press the F8 key repeatedly before the Windows logo appears.To boot into the Safe Mode of your Windows, follow these steps: After reaching the Startup Settings menu, users can press the F4 to boot into Safe Mode: Windows 8 and Windows 10 replaced the Advanced Boot Options menu with the Startup Settings menu.
On Windows Vista and 7, the F8 key boots your computer into the Advanced Boot Options menu that lets you access System Recovery Options when selecting the “Repair your computer” option:
Repair your computer from which you can access System Recovery Options.Using the F8 key you can boot into the Advanced Boot Options menu of your system and run various tools:
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