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It's not uncommon for your PC to boot into Safe Mode without warning. This can happen due to various reasons like driver issues, corrupted files, or malware. Since you're new to computers, it might be helpful to check the system settings or run a virus scan to troubleshoot further.
Oh, it is not. Safe mode launches Windows with no more than barebones drivers. Did you manually change the startup settings in order to boot into safe mode? You are still able to install the network driver in safe mode. Download the DRIVER ! <-click the word driver. Copy the file from your downloads folder to your flash drive. Then connect the flash drive to the PC that's missing the driver. Unzip the file, and then double-click AsusSetup.exe to execute the installer. Follow the wizard until it's complete.
You've already uploaded the necessary drivers, yet you're still facing issues with booting into safe mode. Try checking your boot order settings in BIOS/UEFI and ensure the correct devices are prioritized. Also, verify that no conflicting system settings or security features are interfering.
We can let Windows handle installing additional drivers; our main focus is connecting your PC. To prevent your system from starting in safe mode, press the "Win key" and "R" together. In the box, type "msconfig" without quotes, then choose "Normal Startup" and click Apply.
No, it wasn't bad at all. It turned out perfectly as expected.
Open the Windows Start menu and search for "command prompt". Click the icon and select "Run as administrator." Enter "sfc /scannow" in the terminal and press Enter. After finishing, restart your computer to check for updates.
Hmm, it looks like you need to include the /scannow command. Let me know if you'd like me to proceed.