You’ll be presented with two options: Keep my files or Remove everything.On the next screen, click on Reset this PC.The computer will reboot and take you to the Choose an option screen.
Method 2: Reset Windows 10 PC to Factory Settings from The Login Screen Your PC will reboot automatically and begin the factory reset process. If the computer is going to be recycled or given to someone else, select “Remove files and clean the drive”. if you chose “Remove everything” in the prior step, you now have the option to “ Just remove my files” or “ Remove files and clean the drive.” In most cases, select “Just remove my files”.But both options will remove all your apps, programs and settings. The former option will keep your personal documents, photos and music files intact. A new window will appear with two options: Keep my files or Remove everything.Under Reset this PC, click on Get Started. Select Recovery in the left-hand menu.To open the Settings app, you can click the Start button and then click Settings, or press Windows key + I keyboard shortcut.Method 1: Reset Windows 10 PC to Factory Settings After Logging inĪfter logging in to Windows 10, you can reset your computer to factory default settings using the Settings app. In this tutorial we’ll show you 3 ways to reset Windows 10 computer to its factory default state, even if your computer is locked out or unbootable. This will bring your Windows 10 laptop or desktop to the state when it was first turned on. The process will take some time to complete, require several updates, and system restarts.If your computer becomes sluggish, or freezes or hangs randomly, you might consider doing a factory reset. If your Razer Blade was upgraded to a different OS other than the one it was shipped with (such as Windows 8 to Windows 10), the recovery partition will recover it to the original OS. Windows updates, Razer Synapse updates, and software installation will be required once your Razer Blade has been successfully recovered.
īefore proceeding with the reset process, take note of the following: To backup and restore custom color profile, see How to backup and restore custom color profile on the Razer Blade. Back up your blade.icm file in “C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color” and all other data to an external drive. Important: This process will remove all data, files, settings, games, and applications. If you have erased the recovery partition or if you are not able to recover your Razer Blade using the steps below, see How to create and use a system recovery stick for the Razer Blade. This process will use the recovery partition that was included as part of the original image on your Razer Blade.
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