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bcdedit /deletevalue current safeboot
Is your PC where it goes back to Safe Mode every time?
Force your PC into recovery:
Check Startup Selection: In the msconfig "General" tab, make sure "Normal startup" is selected instead of "Diagnostic" or "Selective."
If the Safe boot option is already unchecked but your PC still boots into Safe Mode, proceed to Method 2 or 3.
Press Enter. If you see a message saying "The operation completed successfully," you are good to go.
In the elevated Command Prompt, run:
Hard Reboot: If the software commands fail, hold down the physical power button on your PC for 10 seconds to perform a hard shut down. Sometimes clearing the temporary power state helps reset the boot cycle. Why can't I just leave it on?
Safe Boot, also known as Safe Mode, is a diagnostic startup mode in Windows 11 that starts your computer with a minimal set of drivers and services. While it is incredibly useful for troubleshooting malware or driver conflicts, you’ll eventually need to return to your normal desktop environment to regain full functionality of your apps and hardware.
In rare cases, Windows may have corrupted boot configuration data (BCD). You can rebuild it:
Type the following command and press : bcdedit /deletevalue default safeboot . Restart your PC. 2. Disable Secure Boot (BIOS/UEFI)
If you can boot into Safe Mode (with or without networking) but msconfig shows Safe boot unchecked , use this method.
bcdedit /deletevalue current safeboot
Is your PC where it goes back to Safe Mode every time?
Force your PC into recovery:
Check Startup Selection: In the msconfig "General" tab, make sure "Normal startup" is selected instead of "Diagnostic" or "Selective."
If the Safe boot option is already unchecked but your PC still boots into Safe Mode, proceed to Method 2 or 3.
Press Enter. If you see a message saying "The operation completed successfully," you are good to go.
In the elevated Command Prompt, run:
Hard Reboot: If the software commands fail, hold down the physical power button on your PC for 10 seconds to perform a hard shut down. Sometimes clearing the temporary power state helps reset the boot cycle. Why can't I just leave it on?
Safe Boot, also known as Safe Mode, is a diagnostic startup mode in Windows 11 that starts your computer with a minimal set of drivers and services. While it is incredibly useful for troubleshooting malware or driver conflicts, you’ll eventually need to return to your normal desktop environment to regain full functionality of your apps and hardware.
In rare cases, Windows may have corrupted boot configuration data (BCD). You can rebuild it:
Type the following command and press : bcdedit /deletevalue default safeboot . Restart your PC. 2. Disable Secure Boot (BIOS/UEFI)
If you can boot into Safe Mode (with or without networking) but msconfig shows Safe boot unchecked , use this method.