If, for some reason, that doesn’t work and your computer won’t boot, you may have a hardware issue or you may need to reinstall Windows 10. The factory reset should now occur, and, just like method 1, your computer should reboot a few times and eventually dump you back into the Windows 10 setup screen. Simply follow the same steps as method 1 from this point. You should find the Reset Windows 10 option there. Once you’re in the Advanced Boot Options, select the Troubleshoot option.If your PC is stuck in a boot cycle, simply unplug the power supply (desktop) or pull the battery (laptop) and try again.If your PC can’t access Windows 10, you should be able to get here automatically. Note – Windows 10 should automatically boot into its Advanced Boot Options menu if it can’t boot into Windows 10 on its own.
This method is a bit more complicated, but honestly it’s not that difficult. This is no big deal because you can access a factory reset without entering the operating system. Sometimes the damage is bad enough that the computer can’t actually access Windows. This is the easiest option to reset Windows 10.
When that happens, you are all done! Your computer should be back to its original factory settings either with or without your personal files depending on which option you chose.
You should just leave it alone until you see the Windows 10 setup screen appear. Your computer may reboot several times during this process. Here is Microsoft’s tutorial in case you need further clarification.Continue to follow the prompts until the system begins its reset.As you can imagine, the first option lets you keep your personal files like photos or documents and the second option removes everything when you reset Windows 10. A screen will pop to and ask if you want to Keep my files or Remove everything.Hit the Get Started button under the Reset this PC section of the Recovery menu.Select the Update & Security open and then click on the Recovery option in the left margin.Open the Start menu and hit the Settings menu cogwheel icon in the left margin.Trust us, mistakes happen and it’s easier to have a backup than to start over. Backup any sensitive data that you don’t want deleted.The fastest, easiest, and simplest method is to reset Windows 10 from the Settings menu like you would with your phone.
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