Win10 enters flight mode and can't quit. Win10 flight mode can't exit solution

Recently, some netizens reported that Win10 booted into "flight mode" and could not exit, which directly caused the wireless network and other functions to fail. According to a response from a Microsoft community engineer, this is usually the result of a conflict between the services of some third-party software and the services of Windows 10 itself.

In this case, you can try to turn off startup items for some third-party services. If you have a certain skeptical object, you can directly close these programs and services to see if you can solve the problem. Otherwise, you need to clean boot by item by, in the normal boot mode, disable all non-Microsoft services, and then disable all non-Microsoft programs in "Startup". After restarting, open the third-party service item by item, until the problem occurs again, you can determine the problem service and program.

The specific operation is as follows:

1. After entering msconfig in the Cortana search bar, press Enter to start "System Configuration"

2. Click the "Services" tab. First check "Hide all Microsoft services", then click the "Disable All" button, then click "Apply", as shown below -

3, click the "Startup" tab, select "Open Task" Manager", as shown below -

4, in the Task Manager, click the "Startup" tab, disable all third-party startup items, as shown below -

Note: The above steps can also be completed in the “Startup Item” of the Optimizer of Soft Media Rubik's Cube. You can close it in “Startup Startup” and “Service Item” respectively. Click the switch on the right to directly Close, no need to click the "OK" button.

5. After restarting the computer, the "flight mode" lock should be released. At this point, the third-party service or startup item can be restored item by item. Each recovery item needs to be restarted once for verification. Although it is a little troublesome, the method is relatively stable and basically can successfully find the problem.