How to Enter Windows 10 Recovery Mode?

 Windows starts with minimum expected drivers and services in recovery mode, and no third-party programs get loaded. This ensures no uncertain program loads so that you may solve the problem without any interference.  However, entering into Windows 10 recovery mode is a real problem when an error arises. There are many methods to enter into recovery mode in Windows 10, and each method is valid depending on the problem you are dealing with. In this blog, I will show you some ways to access Windows 10 recovery mode.

 

Windows 10 Recovery Mode

Steps to Enter Windows 10 Recovery Mode

Follow the below stepwise instructions to enter into recovery mode of Windows 10.

 

1.    Access safe mode from Windows 10 Settings

This is the most common way to enter into recovery mode when operating the PC and accessing the settings. Here is how:

·         Head to Windows Settings from the Start menu and click on 'Update & Security.'

·         Now click on the 'Recovery' option and click on the 'Restart now' button in the 'Advanced startup.' 

·         Now, Windows will restart and open up the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). 

·         Now, move to the 'Troubleshoot,' ' Advanced options,' ' Startup Settings', and 'Restart.'

·         Your system will restart and open up a page with a bunch of commands to choose from. Now, press the 4 key or f4 key to launch recovery mode.

 

2.    Use a Command Prompt Command

If you can only use the Command prompt, you can run a command to restart the system into Windows Recovery Environment.

·         To launch the Command prompt in Windows 10, open the Run dialog and type cmd there.

·         Here type the command shutdown.exe /r /o and press the 'Enter' to execute it.

·         After a short delay, Windows will reboot into Windows Recovery Environment, where you can follow the guidelines in the above method to access safe mode.

 

3.    Access Recovery Mode from the sign-in screen

You can also enter into recovery mode from the sign-in screen if you cannot sign in for some reason. Just click the 'Power' button and then hold the shift key while clicking on the 'Restart' button. This will restart the system, and you will enter the Windows 10 Recovery Environment. Now, follow the instructions to enter recovery mode from here.

 

Indeed, these techniques to access recovery mode in Windows 10 are enough no matter which issue you are grounded in. Whether you can use Windows or not, one of these techniques will work.
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