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The options F5, Shift+F5, and Shift+F8:

F5: Safe mode (安全模式)

Shift+F5: Command prompt (命令提示符)

Shift+F8: Step-by-step confirmation (逐步确认)

The differences from options 1, 2, 3, 4: Options 1 - 4 are different startup configurations, while F5, Shift+F5, Shift+F8 are different boot mode selections to adjust the startup environment: F5 enters safe mode to start with fewer drivers and services loaded; Shift+F5 enters the command prompt mode to start and directly enter the command line interface; Shift+F8 enters step-by-step confirmation mode to confirm each startup step.

Windows ME boot disk, selection page.

Who can explain: There are already 1. 2. 3. 4. Why are there still F5=Safe mode, Shift+F5=Command prompt, Shift+F8=Step-by-step confirmation?

F5=Safe mode Press F5 to enter safe mode
Shift+F5=Command prompt Press Shift+F5 to enter command prompt mode
Shift+F8=Step-by-step confirmation Shift+F8 step-by-step debugging startup mode

Originally posted by proof at 2007-1-30 03:07 PM:
Windows ME Startup Floppy Disk

During the boot process, select the configuration screen:

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Microsoft Windows Millennium Startup Menu

1. ...

1.Help
2.Boot computer with CD support.
3.Boot computer without CD support.
4.Minimal startup

It means safe mode, that is to say: only the most basic programs required by WINDOWS are run, and no other enhanced programs are loaded.

Originally posted by tcs1977 at 02:55:
F5=Safe mode Press F5 to enter safe mode
Shift+F5=Command prompt Press Shift+F5 to enter command prompt mode
Shift+F8=Step-by-step confirmation Shift+F8 step-by-step debugging startup mode

Thanks to the above.


Shift+F5 is to enter command prompt mode, is F5 and 4. Minimal Boot not command prompt mode?

F5 is safe mode, is Shift+F5 and 4. Minimal Boot not safe mode?

I don't know what the differences are among "F5", "Shift+F5", and "4. Minimal Boot"? Is there a problem of repetition?

I tried, and all three of them quickly enter the DOS command line state.

Originally posted by xxbsxg at 05:31:
It means safe mode, that is to say: only run the most basic programs required by WINDOWS, and do not load other enhanced programs.

What is safe mode?
Is it safe mode if config.sys and Autoexec.bat are not loaded?

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Originally posted by Jneny at 03:22:

Windows Millennium Edition Start Menu

1.Help
2.Boot computer with CD support.
3.Boot computer without CD support.
4.Minimal startup

CD-ROM DOS boot. Since it can already read the CD-ROM and run programs on the CD-ROM, why load the CD-ROM driver?

Originally posted by proof at 2007-1-31 11:24:

CD-ROM DOS boot. Since the CD-ROM can be read, why load the CD-ROM driver program when running the program on the CD-ROM?

If you boot DOS from a CD-ROM, it is the BIOS that plays a role. After booting, if you need to use the CD-ROM drive, you still need to load the CD-ROM drive driver.