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Sorry not sure it can be done.
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If this server has an out of band management card (HP iLO, DRAC, etc), then set it up and use it to get remote console access.
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If this server has an out of band management card (HP iLO, DRAC, etc), then set it up and use it to get remote console access.

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guys thanks for your suggestions. &nbsp;I am actually here with the server and can experiment with remote and if needed than manually restart the server. &nbsp;<br />
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I will start with the elevated command prompt and see what happens.
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guys thanks for your suggestions.  I am actually here with the server and can experiment with remote and if needed than manually restart the server.  

I will start with the elevated command prompt and see what happens.

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works great guys! &nbsp;thanks! &nbsp;I also noted (feeling stupid) that GoToAssit has a reboot in safemode option built in. &nbsp; But your solution works great! &nbsp;thank you
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works great guys!  thanks!  I also noted (feeling stupid) that GoToAssit has a reboot in safemode option built in.   But your solution works great!  thank you

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I am accessing a Windows Server 2008 remotely (using Citric GoToAssit). &nbsp;I want to reboot the server into SafeMode. &nbsp;I know how to do this if i am actually physically at the server but need to be able to do this remotely. &nbsp;First reboot into SafeMode, then reboot back into regular mode.
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I am accessing a Windows Server 2008 remotely (using Citric GoToAssit).  I want to reboot the server into SafeMode.  I know how to do this if i am actually physically at the server but need to be able to do this remotely.  First reboot into SafeMode, then reboot back into regular mode.

Reboot Windows Server 2008 into SafeMode

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.