In order to start or boot the macOS in safe mode,
Boot macOS safe mode: Big Sur 11.0, Catalina 10.15, or Mojave 10.14 (Intel-Based)
- Click on the Apple Icon on the Mac Menu and Select Shut Down,
- Once your Mac computer is shutdown, wait for 10 seconds,
- Now restart your Mac by pressing the power button and immediately press and hold the Shift key
- You can release the Shift key once you see the Login Window
Start macOS safe mode: Big Sur 11.0 (M1 Apple Silicon based)
- Click on the Apple Icon on the Mac Menu and Select Shut Down,
- Once your Mac computer is shutdown, wait for 10 seconds,
- Now restart your Mac by pressing the power button until you see the startup disks and Options,
- Now Press Shift key, click - Continue in Safe Mode.
Boot macOS in safe mode
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