Avoid "boot with safe mode" message after energy loss

xbit · 12 Dec 2014

Hello @all!

Sorry for my English... I'll try to explain it as simple as possible.

We have a computer where only remote access is done. We do not use keyboard or screen on it because we don't need to access it locally.

We had a problem to which I am looking for a solution. After a short power loss the computer started automatically up again but showed the message where you might boot into safe mode... and, as it seems, there is no time out. So we had to change the computer to another place for pressing enter.

Is there any possibility to avoid this message or put a timer?

We are using Windows 7 64bit.

Thanks for any ideas!

MeOnMine · 12 Dec 2014

Enter into BIOS and under BOOT you will find "Next Boot after AC power loss" select "Normal Boot".

xbit · 12 Dec 2014

Hello MeOnMine! Thank you for your suggestion. We already set the computer up to reboot automatically. But, as it seems, the power loss triggered windows to ask if one would like to enter into safe mode. It is obviously not a BIOS problem, as the computer started after the energy came back. So the question remains, how do we avoid it?

MeOnMine · 13 Dec 2014

If your power is off for a short time then purchase a UPS.
This will hold the PC active until the power is back on,
You will need to research the time you require over the current required to keep the PC running for that time period.