How to get out of a secure mode

It is not too convenient to work in safe mode for a long time, because some important functions, drivers and programs are disabled. Usually there is no need to "safe fashion", so we will tell you in detail how to return from it to normal loading mode.

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How to get out of a secure mode in Windows?

This task will not be difficult if you follow the instructions. Just press the "Start" button and select the "Restart" item. If the operating system boot again into safe mode, perform such actions:

press the hot key Win + R;
in the opened line we write the command msconfig + click "OK";
the system configuration window appears;
on the General tab, the "Startup Selection" subsection (First), we leave a mark on the "Normal Load" item;
next, go to the next Download tab, under the system selection window, check the "Safe Loading" string (the checkbox in it should be missing, remove if it is in place);
i confirm the changes made by the "OK" button;
a system message will appear proposing to restart the computer to apply the settings - click "Restart" (you can post the reset button if you need to save the results of work in programs or documents);
if the PC is still loaded into a secure mode, you should delete the boot record via the command line;
to do this, press Win + R, enter the CMD command in the string, click "OK";
in the current console, we type BCDEDIT / DELETEVALUE (CURRENT) SAFEBOOT, ENTER send to execution;
reboot, check the result.

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How to get out of a secure mode in Mac OS?

In computers from Apple, there is also a safe mode that requires individual clarification. To get out of it:

open the system menu by clicking on the "Apple" logo;
choose the item "Reboot";
if the PC is still automatically enters the safe mode, reset PRAM settings, whose fault can lead to an error;
to do this, turn off the computer and simultaneously clamp the OPTION + COMMAND + P + R keys;
hold them until the device restarts and starts in normal mode.

If no method is triggered - check the function of the keyboard. On modern versions of Windows and Mac, the SHIFT key is loaded in safe mode. Perhaps the problem is precisely in the "hiding" button.