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  1. SaggyMaggyPoo
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    Win 10 64bit
       New #80

    Hi Shawn,

    When I upgraded to Windows 11 I lost the option to boot into safe mode (again!). I can'tsee an equivalent tutorial to this one on the Windows 11 forum, so wondered if this one would work to reinstate the option?
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  3. Brink
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    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
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       New #81

    SaggyMaggyPoo said:
    Hi Shawn,

    When I upgraded to Windows 11 I lost the option to boot into safe mode (again!). I can'tsee an equivalent tutorial to this one on the Windows 11 forum, so wondered if this one would work to reinstate the option?
    Hello Maggi,

    Yes, this will still work for Windows 11.
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  4. SaggyMaggyPoo
    Posts : 255
    Win 10 64bit
       New #82

    Thanks Shawn,

    Good to know some things (most things?) haven't changed
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