Hi all,
So I seen the words "Safe Boot" a lot on the internet,
but I've never exactly found the difference between normal and safe booting. (I've booted into SafeBoot once, on a Win7 desktop, just found that the background is black, and everything else looked like the normal boot UI)
So whats the difference between the two?
I heard that going to safeboot is better when a virus is present. But why is safeboot better for when there are viruses/malware present?
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It doesn't load all the perks it usually do. You can decide to not allow internet for example.
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