On Windows 10, you have four different ways to change the boot manager timeout for a dual-boot system, and in this guide, I'll teach you how.

Learn how to change Boot Menu Timeout between 0 and 999 seconds in Windows 11/10 using Boot Options, MSConfig, System Properties, and CMD.

If you use Safe Mode frequently, you can add Safe Mode to Boot Menu options in Windows 11/10. This will give you a time frame to boot directly into Safe Mode.

If you want to try Windows 11 while still running Windows 10, then you can try out what's known as a Dual Boot. Here's how to do that.

But who wants to wait around for Windows to boot from scratch? Windows 10 has an answer to this dilemma with Fast Startup.

In the Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview Build 10166, booting into safe mode is extremely easy -- and you don't even have to open the command prompt to do it. Here's how: ...