How does the Win8 system enter safe mode when booting up?

Friends who have used Win8 system know that to enter safe mode, you usually need to press “Windows+C”, click Settings — change computer settings, regular---advanced startup, Troubleshooting --- Advanced Options --- Start settings to enter Win8 system security mode. This is not only cumbersome to operate, but also the system can't do anything when it doesn't start properly. The following is a small series to introduce to you how the Win8 system enters safe mode when booting.

The principle of operation is to copy an original boot file, and then set the security mode and other settings for the newly added boot file. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Press “Windows+X” to open the command prompt administrator, enter the command “bcdedit /enum /v” Enter to view the Windows startup settings:

2. Run “bcdedit /copy {Identifier} /d “Windows 8 Safe Mode””Enter the copy startup file. For example: bcdedit /copy {b605564c-cdb1-11e2-a15a-d275ff95e03e} /d “Windows 8 Safe Mode” (separated by spaces). The identifier is long, you can right click on the selection marker and then press “Ctrl+C” then right click and select Paste!

3. After finishing, press “Windows+R”Enter“msconfig”Switch to Boot tab view and set Windows 8 Safe Mode as a secure boot.

4. After restarting the computer, you can choose to enter Windows 8 security mode. Figure:

5. If you want to delete the operation, you can delete the boot file by command: as shown in the figure:

6. View the boot file and boot list again. Confirm whether the deletion has been successful (can also be deleted directly through the system configuration):

7. When copying the boot file, the boot file of the current system state is copied by default. That is, if the system is configured to safely check and then copy the system, the newly created boot is also safely booted. The status will display “safeboot Mininal”; the system default boot file will not be deleted when deleted.