The system will then present you with an overview.You will now receive a list of all programs that will be deleted, and you can confirm this by selecting “ Next”.All apps and settings will be deleted when Windows 10 is reset, but all of your files will be kept. You will now be shown two options: “ Keep my files” or “Delete everything”.Under “ Reset your PC”, click on the button “ Get started”.Click it and an options menu will appear on the right-hand side. In the menu list on the left-hand side, you will find the button “ Recovery”.
The principal requirement for resetting the operating system is that Windows 10 can be started properly, as it can only be reset via the system settings. However, all installed programs will be deleted. On screen after languages, choose repair this pc, not install.The first option to factory-reset Windows 10 allows you to keep all of your personal files.
If you were doing a reset and keeping files/settings, you can try to rescue some via:Ĭhange boot order so USB is first, hdd second On another PC, download the Windows 10 media creation tool and use it to make a win 10 installer on USB - handy boot drive and rescue disk If there are no signs of life, you can try to restart PC and see what happens. If its only a small SSD (under 1tb) then it might be frozenĪny sign on the hdd light? any signs of life? cursor on screen moving? if there is life, just let it go, resets can take a while depending on age of PC. What type of reset? Keep files and settings or wipe all? How big is the hdd? is it an ssd or hdd? If its a big drive (several tb) and a hdd it might take a while to wipe drive.
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