Description: Recovery Mode is a special environment designed to help users troubleshoot and recover operating systems facing critical failures or errors. This mode allows access to diagnostic and repair tools without needing to boot the main operating system. It is typically activated through key combinations during the device’s startup. In this environment, users can perform tasks such as restoring the system to a previous state, reinstalling the operating system, erasing data, or accessing the terminal to execute advanced commands. Recovery Mode is essential for system management, as it provides a way to resolve issues that may prevent normal system boot. Its importance lies in allowing administrators and users to troubleshoot problems without losing important data, thus facilitating the recovery of damaged or compromised systems.
