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Win7 security mode is DigiPlusmissing. How to enter the system repair mode? Windows 7 is well known to be a popular operating system, but various problems may occur. If you have a problem that Win7 cannot start, you can use "safe mode", in which you can perform some diagnostics and repairs. However, in some cases, Win7 will suddenly lose the safe mode option. What should we do at this time? In this article, we will discuss the situation that there is no safe mode in Win7 and introduce how to enter the system repair mode.The reason why there is no safe mode in Win7. First of all, we need to understand the reason why there is no safe mode in Win7. There are two reasons why problems often occur: 1. Some malware may disable the safe mode. If you have been infected with some type of malware, you may not be able to access the safe mode. Because these software will disable or hide some important system files, so that the safe mode cannot be enabled. Therefore, if your computer has various problems and no files can be opened, malware may be the culprit. At this time, it is recommended to use anti-virus software to remove viruses in the system to restore safe mode. Two. Caused by Windows's own failure or problem. Sometimes, Win7 does not have a safe mode, which is caused by problems with the operating system itself.Because safe mode is a lower-level state after entering the system, it allows you to check and solve some common problems with the least operating system resources. However, if there is a problem with the operating system storage or the file system itself, it is likely to cause the safe mode to fail to start. In this case, we need to use the built-in "system repair mode" of Win7 to solve the problem. Entering the system repair mode, the system repair mode can help you diagnose and repair after problems occur in Win7. The following are the steps to enter the system repair mode: 1. Turn off the computer. First, turn off your computer and restart it. When the computer restarts, hold down the "F8" key until the startup options screen appears. Two. Enter the startup options screen. When you see the startup options screen, select "Repair Your Computer".After that, you will be taken to a new screen, which will list the operating systems installed on the computer. Select the operating system you want to repair and click the "Next" button. 3. Select the system repair mode. Next, you will see a menu in which you can choose a variety of system repair modes. These modes include using system restore to restore the computer, using system image restore to restore the computer, using command prompts to solve common problems and start repairs, etc. You can choose one or more of them to repair the computer. Then, follow the prompts until the repair is completed. It should be noted that entering the system repair mode requires administrator rights, and when performing system repair operations, you may need to know your computer login password in order to confirm authentication.Conclusion The safe mode of Win7 is an effective tool for solving some system failures and problems, but sometimes it may not be enabled due to malware or problems with the operating system itself. In this case, the system repair mode is an optional solution to the problem. If your computer fails, as long as you follow the above steps to enter the system repair mode, you can easily locate and repair the problem.

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