I replaced a non boot drive, then had to auto repair the boot drive.
Now it only boots to safe mode and after shutdown it stays in safe mode ?
This is Windows 11 on an Asus Z370 board. They say a standard reboot takes it out of safe mode but it doesn't. Any ideas on how to stop it from rebooting into safe mode. I suspect msconfig is set to restart in safe mode. There doesn't appear to be anything unusual but I thing the auto repair might modify msconfig to always reboot in safe mode. Hopefully that's all there is to it. If it's not in msconfig, is there anything else that would make it reboot into safe mode?
Now it only boots to safe mode and after shutdown it stays in safe mode ?
This is Windows 11 on an Asus Z370 board. They say a standard reboot takes it out of safe mode but it doesn't. Any ideas on how to stop it from rebooting into safe mode. I suspect msconfig is set to restart in safe mode. There doesn't appear to be anything unusual but I thing the auto repair might modify msconfig to always reboot in safe mode. Hopefully that's all there is to it. If it's not in msconfig, is there anything else that would make it reboot into safe mode?
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