Advanced Startup in Windows 8

1. Press the “Windows+C”” button to open the Apply Charm menu and select “Settings”. See the image below

2. In the pop-up menu on the right, select “More Computer Settings”. See the image below

3. In the menu bar on the left, select “General”, in the menu on the right side of the “General">"Advanced restart" See the picture below

4. After the computer restarts, select “Troubleshooting”. See the image below

5. Under “Troubleshooting”, select “Advanced Options”. See the following figure

6, “Advanced Startup” will have five options, respectively, “System Restore”, “Command Prompt”, “System Image Recovery”, ““ ; Windows boot settings & rdquo;, & ldquo; automatic repair & rdquo;. See the following figure

7. “System Restore”: This option restores the successful restore point on the system. After the system restore is started, it cannot be interrupted and cannot be undone. See the following figure

8. “Command Prompt”: The function of this option is to run the “Command” pop-up command prompt. See the following figure

9, "System Image Recovery": The function of this option is to restore the previously backed up system image. See the following figure

10, “Windows startup settings”: This option is “Advanced startup option” in the operating system, click “Restart” to restart the computer. See the following figure

11, “Advanced Startup Options”: This menu allows you to select the desired mode to enter, and “Safe Mode” mode to enter from this option. See the image below

12, “Automatic Fix”: Select this option to automatically fix problems that prevent Windows loading.