[SOLVED] Can’t log into Windows 10 Safe Mode

[Richard_268]

I stupidly decided to go into safe mode when my account isn’t linked to my Microsoft account and I do not know my password. This is my main computer, I can’t lose any of the files I have on it. Is there a way to fix this? I need an urgent fix!

 

[rgd1101]

then don't login to safe mode. login to normal

 

[Richard_268]

then don't login to safe mode. login to normal

How do I get out of safe mode?

 

[Richard_268]

Now I can’t even load my PC. I get a black screen. No gigabyte screen to access the BIOS. No nothing.

 

[rgd1101]

should still have the microsoft account in safe mode
so the issue is you getting black screen on normal login?

 

[Richard_268]

I fixed the black screen problem, but not the safe mode problem.

 

[Colif]

how did you go into safe mode? did you change msconfig settings?

Do you have an installer USB?

1. Select Repair your computer at INSTALL screen
2. Select Troubleshoot
3. Select Advanced Options
4. Select Command Prompt

Enter: bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot
If that gives an error, use...
bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...e/b41293e8-b81b-4c36-b19e-60e36c04668a?auth=1

that sets windows to default boot options. Normal login.

you should really work out what your password is, or link the local account to your MSA so in future (as of Win 10 2004) you could use a pin instead in safe mode, if you have that set.

 

[Richard_268]

how did you go into safe mode? did you change msconfig settings?

Do you have an installer USB?

1. Select Repair your computer at INSTALL screen
2. Select Troubleshoot
3. Select Advanced Options
4. Select Command Prompt

Enter: bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot
If that gives an error, use...
bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...e/b41293e8-b81b-4c36-b19e-60e36c04668a?auth=1

that sets windows to default boot options. Normal login.

you should really work out what your password is, or link the local account to your MSA so in future (as of Win 10 2004) you could use a pin instead in safe mode, if you have that set.

The command prompt thing worked, thanks!