Be patient and don’t interrupt the process or hard-reset your Mac. Note: Exiting safe mode may take longer than booting in normal mode. Select “Apple menu > Shut Down.” This will return you to your desktop in normal mode. Restart your Mac without pressing keys on startup.Ģ. On the upper-right corner of your screen you’ll see the words “Safe Boot” displayed on the login window when your Mac is in safe mode. The Software section in System Information lists Boot Mode as “Safe” when you’re in safe mode instead of “Normal.” To open System Information directly, hold down the Option key and choose “Apple menu -> System Information.” Not sure if you’re in safe mode? Use System Information to confirm. Release Shift when the login window appears. Also, check that the brightness is turned up using the Brightness Up key on the built-in keyboard.Ĥ. Otherwise, ensure the power cable is plugged in securely and that you’re using the correct power cable and adapter. Check also for any lights like the Caps Lock key, backlit keyboard, or sleep indicator light.
Note: If the logo doesn’t come up, press the power button and check for signs of power like sounds from your hard disk, fans, etc. You’ll see the Apple logo appear on the display. Safe mode helps resolve any issues that may prevent your Mac from starting up completely or isolates issues related to your startup disk. Deletes font, kernel, and other system cache files.Prevents automatic opening of startup and login items.Verifies your startup disk and attempts necessary repair directory issues.When you start your Mac in safe mode, it does several things including:
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