In such a case, entering safe mode becomes a necessary condition as then only you can solve the problems at hand.
When you get a blue or black screen of death errors, you can’t log into your device the normal way. Here, in this post, we will explain 4 different ways to boot into the Safe Mode on your Windows 10 PC. As no third-party apps or services run while being in this mode, you may resolve an issue quite easily. If you are struggling with an error code like – Update Issue, BSOD, or GSOD, and don’t know what to do next, we recommend booting into this state, and apply the general troubleshooting methods.
Safe Mode in Windows 10 is basically a boot state wherein the operating system loads with a minimal set of system apps and services.
