Add Safe mode to boot menu on Windows 10

On Windows 10, it is almost impossible to enter Safe mode by press F8 (or Shift + F8) at startup because the startup time is much faster than previous versions. And even though, there are number of methods to enter Safe mode, but mostly, you need to boot into Windows in normal mode first. So they aren’t useful when you want to enter Safe mode when you can’t boot Windows normally. If you think you may need Safe mode to troubleshoot your system when there is a problem, you can configure boot menu and add Safe mode to the boot entry so that every time the system is boot, you can choose whether to boot into normal or safe mode.
In this video, I will show how to configure boot menu to add Safe mode as another boot entry on Windows 10.