Holding down the shift key while turning a Mac on will boot it into Safe Mode. Here's how to start a Mac in Safe Mode and use it to diagnose issues.

How Do I Know My Mac Is In Safe Mode? Once you have entered Safe Mode, the words “Safe Mode” will appear in the menu that is located in the upper right corner of your screen. At least, this is the ...

Safe mode is a powerful tool for troubleshooting driver issues or software issues. Here is how to start any Mac in safe mode.

His Mac always seems to boot into Safe Mode He writes: The Shift key gets pressed automatically only [on my MacBook Pro] during startup, and it start up to Safe Mode. After that, the Shift works.

What happens in Safe Mode Safe Mode is designed to launch your computer with the minimum necessary software to give you access to your operating system, such as Windows or MacOS.

You've tried to boot your Mac into Safe Mode but it stalls. What to do? Chris Breen explains what Safe Mode is and how to get around your Mac's reluctance to boot.

Booting in safe mode to resolve login issues Several users with login problems (usually startup getting stuck at the login screen) after applying the Mac OS X 10.3.4 update report that starting up ...

Safe Mode in OS X is a great troubleshooting option, but on rare occasions, a system might always boot to Safe Mode.

If the OS uses the first 700 MB when booting normally, but only the first 500 MB when booting in safe mode, it will appear to be broken in normal mode, and fine in safe mode.