Choose Recovery from the left pane and then choose Get Started under the Reset this PC section.ģ. Navigate to Settings > Update and security.Ģ.

Refresh Windows 10 or Windows 8 from Recovery options.ġ. Refresh Windows 10/8 from Windows Recovery Mode. Reset Windows 10 from Windows Defender (Fresh Start). Refresh Windows 10 or Windows 8 from Recovery options. If you can boot to Windows normally, then you can refresh your PC by using one of the following methods. How to Reset Windows 10 if Windows Starts Normally. RESET Windows 10/8 if Windows Cannot Start.

RESET WINDOWS 10/8 If Windows Can Start Normally. If Windows fails to boot, follow the instructions at Part-2. * Note: If Windows can boot normally, follow the instructions at Part-1. How to Reset Windows 10/8 back to Default State. If you choose the 'Reset this PC' option, on a computer that the OS was installed by you, (clean Windows installation), then – after the refresh – you should have a clean Windows installation without any additional software. How the 'Reset this PC' feature works o n a Custom Installed Windows 10 PC. If you choose the 'Reset this PC' option, on a computer that the OS was preinstalled from the manufacturer, then – after the refresh – all the manufacturer's preinstalled software and drivers will be reinstalled. How the 'Reset this PC' feature works o n a Preinstalled Windows 10 PC. The 'Reset this PC' feature (also know as 'System Refresh'), is the last option to fix problems on Windows 10 (or Windows 8), that cannot be fixed by other ways. The 'Reset this PC' feature (which is available in Windows 10, 8 & 8.1 OS), helps you to easily reinstall the Windows operating system by keeping (or not) your personal files. In this tutorial you will find detailed instructions on how you can reset Windows 10 to its original configuration by using the 'RESET this PC' feature.

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