Instructions for bringing Windows 10 back to the default 'root' installation state

Just like other operating systems, after using for a while Windows 10 users also noticed that the program, the system application on a touch gradually.

There are many reasons why the system is slow, probably because your Windows 10 computer installs too many programs, applications or is infected by viruses, malware, malicious programs attack . You can then think of a solution to restore Windows 10 to the original installation state (factory reset).

Steps to bring Windows 10 back to the default 'root' installation state

Step 1:

First on your Windows 10 computer click on the Notification Center option in the bottom right corner, then select All Settings .

Step 2:

Next on the Settings window, scroll down to find and select Update and Security.

Step 3:

Next find and select the Recovery option in the left pane. Looking at the right pane you will see the Reset this PC option, your task is to click Get Started .

Step 4:

The popup window now appears, where you will see two options to Keep my files and Remove options. If you select the Keep my files option , all data on your computer will remain intact after the reset process. If you select the Remove everything option , everything on your computer from the files to the programs you have installed will be wiped clean.

Step 5:

Next, a warning window will appear on the screen to let you know that the programs installed on your Windows 10 computer will be removed. Your task is to click Next .

Step 6:

On the next window you will receive a warning that applications on Windows 10 computers will be removed after the reset process. You just need to click Reset to continue.

Now Windows will start the reset process to bring your Windows 10 computer back to the default 'root' installation state.

Step 7:

During the Windows reset process will restart and the reset process takes place within a few minutes.

After the reset process ends, if a message window appears, click Continue .

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Good luck!