Here’s the list of all three condition what people are facing: So, people having this problem in different conditions and that’s why I make this tutorial a little bit different and divide it into three different parts.Įvery part having a list of solutions for a particular condition what people are facing while having this “Computer Only Starts In Safe Mode” problem. There are a lot of different reasons when our computer won’t able to start normally and showing us some kind of problem while booting windows, but not every problem is the same, sometimes we are able to start our windows in safe mode even when your Operating System broke down.įirst of all, don’t even get tensed about it because when your windows files get corrupted it won’t let you to open your computer in any single mode or condition but it’s a good thing that you can still able to boot your computer in the safe mode and it will be more helpful to you while when you’ll fixing your computer. This way the OP can diagnose which of the disk is causing the slow boot - if a failing disk is causing the problem.Computer Only Starts In Safe Mode – Solutions Once "normal boot" is restored, he should test the other two internal drives connecting one at a time.
If OP's system does not boot normally with either of these, then he should do a clean install on a new or known good drive and check whether the system boots normally. Does the system boot "normally" with both these twins? What does Hard Disk Sentinel say about these two drives when used as system drive - as checked in the system? Does his system boot "normally" as per his perception? He should disconnect those two drives, unplug any other external storage devices and then check his system drive a) With the present clone as the system drive and b) with the clone source as the system drive. Any failing disk where bad sectors have started showing up - be it an internal drive or external plugged in drive can cause the slow boot. Slow boot need not necessarily imply a problem with the system disk only.
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