You’ve probably wondered what does launching a game in safe-mode do. Basically, it starts your computer in its most stripped-down, basic form. When you run this mode, it removes any software that might be causing a problem. It can be a useful way to troubleshoot problems with widgets or apps. But, did you know that launching a game in safe mode can also cause a crash? Read on to find out.
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Removes problem-causing software
Trying to start a computer in safe mode might help resolve a crash that keeps occurring. A game may crash because of other apps running in the background or a damaged file. If this is the case, uninstall the apps that no longer work and restart the computer normally. If none of these steps work, you can always use a game forum to find information from fellow players.
Safe Mode is useful for many things. It can be used for performing maintenance and repairs on your computer because it does not automatically load any third-party software and will allow you to access the operating system. Depending on what’s causing the problem, running a game in safe mode will allow you to roll back any drivers that may have been corrupted or infected. This way, you can make sure the game you’re running is safe before you continue to troubleshoot the problem.
Helps diagnose problems with apps and widgets
Often, Android users have issues with their apps and widgets, and launching the game in safe mode can help them troubleshoot the problem. While app crashes are usually not a big deal, they can be disruptive if they happen more frequently than usual. Learning how to enter safe mode can help you fix your problems and save your money! Here are some ways you can use safe mode to diagnose problems on your Android device:
Can cause a crash
If you can’t launch a game in normal mode, the problem is probably a third party application. To try resetting the settings on your Steam client, launch the app in safe mode. Once in safe mode, the game will run with the default settings and you should be able to play the game normally. If you’re unable to do this, read this article to learn how to restart your computer in safe mode.
Depending on the cause, the problem could be related to the game’s settings or even memory. In this case, it’s best to perform a disk cleanup or sift files to another drive. Additionally, updating windows can free up system memory. If this doesn’t work, you can try to fix the problem yourself by reinstalling Windows or the Steam client.
