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So this option is only useful when you need to transfer the PC to another person.Īfter selecting any of the above option it will start the Reset process. The benefit of shredding the files is that they can not recovered by using file recovery software. In option 2, It will shred the files completely from the hard disk.In option 1, It will just remove the files by simply deleting them.(1) Just remove files (2) Remove files an clean the drive. If you choose option 2 (Remove Everything) If you really have a hard time remembering all your programs and applications this can be very useful. This file will help you to reinstall the apps again, after completion of the reset process. When you will choose “keep my files” option it will put a file on the desktop with a list of all the removed apps. Clicking on the Reset button will start the process of resetting windows.

If you choose the option 1 then it will confirm again with a Reset Button on the next window. In option 2 it will even remove the personal files along with all apps and settings.

In option 1 it will keep the personal files and will remove everything else like apps and settings.

Choose either Keep my files or Remove Everything.

By clicking on the Get started button another windows will come up with two options.

On the right hand you will see a option to Reset this PC. Click on the Recovery option from left hand menu. It will open up the Update & security window. In the settings Click on the Update & security. You can do this by clicking on the gear Icon on start menu or by typing settings in search bar. See below step by step procedure to Reset Windows 10. There is also option to keep your personal files intact during this process. You can get back to the default state of Windows 10 as it was installed fresh. If there is some error and you require to reinstall the Windows, then this feature can be very handy. It is just like a factory reset, as we do in mobile phone.

Resetting Windows is one of the useful feature in Windows 10.