There are different ways to turn off Safe Mode depending on whether it's on a Windows PC or an Android device. For Windows (Windows 10 or 11):
- The common way is to restart the computer normally, which often exits Safe Mode.
- If restart doesn't work, open the Run dialog with Win + R, type "msconfig" and press Enter. Go to the Boot tab, uncheck "Safe boot" under Boot options, click Apply and OK, then restart your PC. This disables Safe Mode from booting repeatedly.
- Alternatively, use Command Prompt as Admin and run the command: bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot then restart.
- You can also exit Safe Mode by restarting with the Shift key pressed and navigating through Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart, then choosing to start normally.
For Android devices:
- Simply restart the device by holding the power button and choosing Restart.
- If needed, hold the power button and volume down button simultaneously for a few seconds to exit Safe Mode.
- Some devices may allow turning off Safe Mode via a notification panel by tapping on the "Safe Mode is on" notification and selecting "Turn off Safe Mode."
These methods should help to turn off Safe Mode on both PC and Android devices.
