you are a lifesaver, I've been reading online and pressing all sorts of keys while booting nothing worked, was about to quit when found this. thanks a bunch 😊
You forgot number 4 so i will tell. Number 4. You can access the boot menu by clicking the power button, holding the "Shift" key and pressing restart while holding the "Shift" key, and then you can do whatever you want. (DO NOT MESS AROUND WITH THE BOOT MENU UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!)
I just discovered something interesting. Turns out, if you have the installation cd, you can open it in your C: folder and select setup. It will allow you to reformat right from the desktop. This is good because for some reason I was unable to access my boot menu.
Great vid thanks Adam . I have been a windows user for many years the win10 I still have troubles finding what I need in the new settings menu. The search helps too but I like to know where the stuff actually are found.
The system users use not because of it but in spite of it. I have used every Windows system since 3.1 and for “user friendliness “ this is the worst. Only occasionally use now having gone over to Mac as sick of stupid things like safe mode, boot menu access which could have been fixed 5 years ago.
I tried doing this using the Msconfig method, turned the safe boot on, selected apply and okay and my PC told me I need to restart, so I did and now my pc won't turn back on. All of the peripherals and the fans etc are receiving power, but my monitors are no longer displaying anything. Any idea what's happened?
you are a lifesaver, I've been reading online and pressing all sorts of keys while booting nothing worked, was about to quit when found this. thanks a bunch 😊
Holding Shift + Restart in the Start menu is the easyest... Good video!
Thanks for the quick shortcut, Rogelio! Thanks for supporting our channel.
You forgot number 4 so i will tell.
Number 4. You can access the boot menu by clicking the power button, holding the "Shift" key and pressing restart while holding the "Shift" key, and then you can do whatever you want. (DO NOT MESS AROUND WITH THE BOOT MENU UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!)
I just discovered something interesting. Turns out, if you have the installation cd, you can open it in your C: folder and select setup. It will allow you to reformat right from the desktop. This is good because for some reason I was unable to access my boot menu.
Your presentation is much less messy than your desktop ! Good video ;)
oh my gawd i read this right as i saw his home screen lmao
You solved lots of my problems with This Video. May God Bless Your Soul
Great vid thanks Adam . I have been a windows user for many years the win10 I still have troubles finding what I need in the new settings menu. The search helps too but I like to know where the stuff actually are found.
Most definitely! It's unfortunate that Windows hides it now.
Perfect
thanks
How can you get in the boot mode when my password isn’t working
The system users use not because of it but in spite of it. I have used every Windows system since 3.1 and for “user friendliness “ this is the worst. Only occasionally use now having gone over to Mac as sick of stupid things like safe mode, boot menu access which could have been fixed 5 years ago.
Thanks for commenting, Arthur. You're not alone!
On your last window I loose my Pointer & can't go any farther I tried over & over always the some thing why is my pointer disappearing .
I tried doing this using the Msconfig method, turned the safe boot on, selected apply and okay and my PC told me I need to restart, so I did and now my pc won't turn back on. All of the peripherals and the fans etc are receiving power, but my monitors are no longer displaying anything. Any idea what's happened?
wow its to good
Appreciate it!
@@ITProTv hey i got a question. iam in the startup settings. but from there how do i get to the boot menu?
I need to get to my boot menu in order to install windows but it seems it is not showing up
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