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Boot Options is a menu with various ways to start Windows, including a well-known diagnostic boot option called Safe Mode. The Start Options menu is available in Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows 8. In earlier versions of Windows such as Windows 7, Vista, and XP, the equivalent Start Options menu is called Advanced Boot Options. The available options allow you to start Windows in a restricted mode when it does not start normally. If Windows starts in a special mode, the problem is likely caused by a restriction that provides some troubleshooting information. The most common option available in the Boot Options menu is Safe Mode. Startup Options are available from the Advanced Startup Options menu, which you can access in several ways. For instructions, see How to access advanced startup options in Windows 11108. From the Dealership menu, select Troubleshooting> Advanced Options> Startup Options. Startup Options (Windows 11). The boot options dont do anything by themselves - its just a menu. Selecting one of the options will start or change this Windows mode. In other words, using the boot options means using one of the available boot modes or functions available in the menu. To select an option from the menu, the keyboard must be connected to the computer or device. Windows 11, 10, and 8 were designed to work with touch devices, so its disappointing that the on-screen keyboard wasnt included in the Startup Options menu. Here are the different boot methods you can find in this boot options menu: Start Windows normally at any time by pressing the Enter key. Enable debugging enables kernel debugging. This is an advanced troubleshooting technique where startup information can be forwarded to another computer or device running the debugger. By default, this information is sent through the COM1 port at a rate of 15200 baud. This is the same as the debug mode available in previous versions of Windows. Enabling boot logging causes Windows 11, 10, or 8 to start normally, but also creates a driver file that is loaded during the next boot process. The boot log is saved as ntbtlog.txt in any folder where Windows is installed, almost always C: Windows. If Windows starts properly, check the file and see if anything helps to fix the problem. If Windows does not start properly, select one of the Safe Mode options, and then view the file after Windows starts in safe mode. Even if safe mode is not working, you can restart advanced startup options, open command prompt and view the log file with command like: type d: windowstbtlog.txt Enable low definition video, Windows will boot normally but set screen resolution at 800x600 pixels. In some cases, such as older CRT monitors, the refresh rate is also reduced. Windows does not start properlyStartup Settings is a menu with different ways to start Windows, including a familiar diagnostic startup option called Safe Mode. The Startup Settings menu is available in Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows 8. In earlier versions of Windows, such as Windows 7, Vista, and XP, the corresponding startup options menu is called Advanced Startup Options. The available options allow Windows to start with restrictions if it does not start normally. If Windows starts in special mode, the limitation is likely related to the cause of the problem, which will provide troubleshooting information. The most common option in the Boot Settings menu is Safe Mode. Startup settings can be accessed through the Advanced Startup Options menu, which can be accessed in several ways. For instructions, see How to access advanced startup options in Windows 11108. In the Dealership menu, go to Troubleshooting > Advanced Options > Startup Settings. Startup Settings (Windows 11). The startup setting itself doesnt do anything - its just a menu. When you select one of the options, Windows starts in that mode or changes that setting. In other words, using boot settings means using any of the available boot modes or menu functions. You must have a keyboard connected to your computer or device to select an option from the menu. Windows 11, 10 and 8 were designed to be used with touch devices, so its disappointing that the on-screen keyboard wasnt included in the boot settings menu. Here are the different startup methods you can find in this startup settings menu: Start Windows in normal mode at any time by pressing Enter. Enable debugging enables kernel debugging. This is an advanced troubleshooting method that allows you to transfer boot information to another computer or device using a debugger. By default, this information is sent via the COM1 port at 15200 baud. This corresponds to the debug mode that was available in earlier versions of Windows. Enable startup logging will start Windows 11, 10, or 8 normally, but it will also create a driver file to load on the next startup. The Boot log is saved as ntbtlog.txt in the folder where Windows is installed, almost always C:Windows. If Windows starts properly, look at the file and see if anything helps resolve the problem. If Windows doesnt start properly, select one of the Safe Mode options to display the file when Windows starts in Safe Mode. If even safe mode doesnt work, you can restart your computer in advanced boot options, open a command prompt and from there view the log file with the command type: type d:windowstbtlog.txt Enable low resolution video Windows starts normally but resets the screen resolution down to 800 x 600 pixels. In some cases, as with older CRT monitors, the refresh rate is also reduced. Windows will not start properly
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