And 9/10 times it is a software issue anyway. Reinstalling Windows is a simple and quick way of checking if it is a software or hardware issue without having to spend half a day running Memtest and a disk check. The next one is Troubleshoot- reset your pc or see advanced options. When i click on it theres 3 options: windows recovery environment, and 2 identical options that say windows 10 on volume 3.
Of course a bricked HDD or whatever can mess up your Windows installation. The next says Use another operating system- continue with another installed version of windows. I dunno what this reset thing does exactly but it clearly does not do a propper reinstallation of the OS.Īnd if you have a prebuild desktop or laptop all the bloardware will be loaded on to your machine again. After the Windows reset the task bar still doesn't work.
This is the approach some Microsoft support personnel recommend when you’re stuck on the 'Getting Windows ready, dont turn off your computer' screen. I see this a lot, for example the task bar doesn't work and a user tries the Windows reset to fix the issue. Reset This PC is a recovery feature available in Windows 11 and Windows 10 that lets you reinstall Windows again from scratch with just a few taps or clicks, much like a factory reset or restore, but no install disc or flash drive is needed. Wait for Windows 10 to load The most straightforward solution is to wait. The Windows 10 reset quite often does not fix an issue. You should never reset Windows for various reasons, this being one of them.įaulty hardware can just as easily wreck an iso installation, I personally have had no issues with win 10 reset. Originally posted by Omega:You don't have to.
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