Operating SystemsPregunta 32 de 100
What is a common reason to boot a computer into 'safe mode'?
a.To increase gaming performance
b.To troubleshoot problems by loading only essential drivers and services
c.To permanently remove the operating system
d.To connect to a faster network
Explicación
Safe mode starts the operating system with a minimal set of drivers and services. This helps isolate whether a problem is caused by third-party software or drivers. It is a valuable troubleshooting environment for removing malware or reversing bad changes.
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