Microsoft Windows 10. is by far, their biggest and most popular release. After having suffered lukewarm releases in the past few years, Microsoft put it all together for Windows 10, and also said that it is their last named release. Microsoft will still be upgrading the OS from time to time, but it will all happen under the Windows 10 name.
While Microsoft has addressed most of the glaring issues of the past, in this new OS, there are some issues that can render the Windows 10 OS unusable to the point where the screen even stays stuck, forcing a restart. If your Windows 10 PC is facing such issues, then there is one solution you can try before heading to the service center, and that is the factory reset.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to factory reset the Windows 10 PC.
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Open the ‘Settings‘ application on your Windows 10 PC. For quick access to the app, you can search for it in the Cortana search bar.