How Do You Deal With The Windows 7 Safe Mode Restart Loop?

If you are getting Windows 7 error when restarting in Safe Mode, today’s blog post should help.

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Insert the floppy disk and restart the system.Click any factor to boot from DVD.Select the entire keyboard layout.On the Install Now screen, click Repair Your Computer.Click Troubleshoot.Click more options.Click Startup Options.Click Restart.

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this is my situation. I tried to find a new solution in every forum, but without financial security, so I decided to open a new thread here on Bleeping because I think you can help me. I have Windows much more Home Premium 32-bit Dell Journal. Recently, the Windows logo has appeared for over ten minutes. From now on, this computer will function normally. I was offered the function of checking for malware and viruses, bythat’s what I did it. I started by going into msconfig and changing the boot access to automatically run the secure method with the network, then restarting my hardware. After booting, it would load a kind of splash screen in safe mode, but would restart on its own. Now I am stuck in this safe mode reboot loop. This tool does not even allow you to switch the lumbar region to normal mode. I went to help you fix this, but he didn’t do everything, so I had to start over in the same situation. I have searched for possible answers before and the best I could get was to remove the Secure Boot options and go back to normal. The default input syntax is bcdedit / deletevalue safeboot, but it is not like bcdedit / deletevalue safeboot. I get this:

An error occurred while trying to delete the currently specified data item. Product found

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At 04:04 am in safe mode with full load Visual BCD Editor is still installed.
Start this. In the tree select the boot loader Windows 7.
The right tab displays all the elements in detail – select “SafeBoot”, press and confirm.

Alternatively with bcdedit:
bcdedit / deletevalue GUID safeboot
where GUID is the Windows 6 bootloader GUID – GUID with
bcdedit / v Find
and get in expression.

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I found an important link on Technet which I think might help too.
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