How does Win7 add security mode to the boot menu?

The most common way for users to enter safe mode is to press F8 at boot, but entering safe mode in this way is relatively cumbersome. Is there an easier way? The following small series teaches you how to add the security mode to the boot menu in the Win7 system.

1, open & ldquo; Bcdtool & rdquo ;, start & ldquo; C: bootbcd & rdquo ;;

2, expand to & ldquo; Windows Boot Manager, Windows boot loader & rdquo ;; < Br>

3. Click the “Edit & rdquo;, & ldquo; Copy Startup” option in the menu bar to copy the current startup item to the list;

4. Select the copied startup. Item, double-click "ld"; Description in the right pane to open;

5, change the name to "safe mode", add "ld security mode" after the menu is completed, As the administrator, open the “System Configuration Utility” option;

6. Switch to the “Boot” tab and check “Safe Mode”;

7. Select "Leading Options" under "Boot Options", this time select "Small", the timeout is set to "5", seconds;

8, after the completion, the security mode is successfully Added to the boot menu.

The above is how to add the security mode to the boot menu in the Win7 system. After the user completes the above operations, it is convenient and quick to enter the safe mode.