Windows Safe Mode comes pretty handy in fixing Windows Operating system errors caused due to poorly configured software drivers and virus's making the OS unbootable or unstable for diagnosis, similar to earlier versions of Microsoft Windows the upcoming Operating System Windows 7 features the familiar safe boot troubleshooting mode, today after installing some software's on my virtual Windows 7 installation it started to BSOD and reboot without giving me a chance to check the event manager to see what is causing the BSOD, the only option I was left was to boot into safe and see the Windows event log for troubleshooting the crash.

If a BSOD occurred during the last session Windows 7 will automatically provide the "Windows Error Recovery" screen having various Safe Boot mode options, simply select it to continue booting into safe mode.

Windows 7 Safe Mode Booting Will Start Displaying Drivers Getting Loaded

Inside Windows 7 Safe Mode

Once Inside Windows 7 Safe Mode, We Can Use Windows 7 Event Viewer From Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Event Viewer To Check The Error Log

Windows 7 Safe Mode is very similar to earlier versions lacking advanced troubleshooting tools, more troubleshooting utilities and features may get added in the final version making Windows 7 error fixing easier for the end-users.