A user installed an unverified device driver on a Windows 10 desktop. Upon restarting, the computer displays a stop error (blue screen) during startup and continuously reboots before reaching the sign-in screen. Which of the following is the BEST option for the technician to select in the Startup Settings menu to troubleshoot and remove the faulty driver?
- Enable Safe ModeCevap
- BExecute bootrec /fixmbr from the Windows Recovery Environment
- COpen Event Viewer in administrative tools to review system crash logs
- DRebuild the Boot Configuration Data store using bootrec /rebuildbcd
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Enabling Safe Mode allows the operating system to start with standard default drivers, bypassing the corrupted third-party driver so it can be uninstalled.
Booting into Safe Mode loads Windows with a minimal driver set. Because the third-party driver is not loaded during Safe Mode, the operating system can boot successfully, enabling the technician to access Device Manager and uninstall or roll back the corrupted driver.
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Safe Mode Boot Troubleshooting for Driver Conflicts