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Why use NOMINMAX? #ifndef NOMINMAX #define NOMINMAX #endif #include <windows.h> #include <algorithm> // Now std::min/std::max work fine --- When you include the Windows header <windows.h>, by default it defines two macros: #define min(a, b) ... #define max(a, b) ... These macros conflict with the standard C++ std::min and std::max functions, which can cause unexpected errors or make it hard to use templates and algorithms cleanly. By defining NOMINMAX before including <windows.h>, you prevent Windows from defining these macros, so you can use std::min and std::max safely.

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Setting Safe Mode as a boot option Press the Windows button + X Select Command Prompt (Admin) - (may be shown as Terminal (Admin) type bcdedit /copy {current} /d 'Windows 10 Safe Mode' Press Enter Next, click the Windows button Type msconfig, and then click on the System Configuration app in the results window Navigate to the Boot tab Find your newly created Windows 10 Safe Mode option Highlight it and select 'Safe Boot' option below Select 'Minimal' under Boot type choices Select 'Make all boot settings permanent' Click Ok If you ever want to get rid of the Safe Mode entry, you can do it easily by returning here and deleting it.

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