Learn how to change Boot Menu Timeout between 0 and 999 seconds in Windows 11/10 using Boot Options, MSConfig, System Properties, and CMD.

Now, the next time you boot your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC, you’ll have the option of pressing F8 to reveal the Advanced Boot Options menu, as shown in Figure B.

On Windows 10, you have four different ways to change the boot manager timeout for a dual-boot system, and in this guide, I'll teach you how.

If you use Safe Mode frequently, you can add Safe Mode to Boot Menu options in Windows 11/10. This will give you a time frame to boot directly into Safe Mode.

If you want to try Windows 11 while still running Windows 10, then you can try out what's known as a Dual Boot. Here's how to do that.

Having problems with your PC? Not sure you can fix it without breaking something else? Here's how to boot in Safe Mode in Windows 10, even if your PC is frozen.

The better choice is to dual boot both versions of Windows. In this case, you would use a computer that already has Windows 10, then install Windows 11 on its own volume.