This guide shows you how to recover Windows 10 PCs, laptops, and tablets. A Windows 10 recovery (or Reset) allows you to reset your computer or tablet to factory settings. It lets you choose if you want to keep or remove your files, and then reinstalls Windows 10 on your machine.
How to recover Windows 10

1. Click the Windows icon on the bottom left of the tray menu and go to settings > Update & Security > Recovery

2. Find the “Reset this PC” section and click Get Started
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