Windows recovery

Recovery Options for Windows Operating Systems (Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1)

Remove Installed Windows Update: If your computer is experiencing issues after a recent update, it is recommended to remove the installed Windows update to resolve the problem.

Restore to Default Settings: If your computer is not functioning properly after installing an application or modifying system settings, the suggested option is to restore the computer to its default settings, which can help resolve the issue.

Startup Repair: In case your computer fails to start or boot up, you can use the Startup Repair feature to diagnose and fix the problem, allowing your computer to start normally.

Reinstall Windows 10 with Installation Tool: If your computer fails to start and you haven't created a recovery drive, the recommended option is to reinstall Windows 10 using an installation tool. This process will reinstall the operating system and fix any issues that may be preventing your computer from starting.

Restore Using Recovery Drive: If you have created a recovery drive and your computer fails to start, the suggested option is to restore your computer using the recovery drive. This will help recover your system to a previous state and resolve any startup issues.

Roll Back to Previous Windows Version: If you wish to reinstall a previous version of Windows, it is recommended to roll back to the previous Windows version. This option allows you to revert to a previous installation and address any compatibility issues or problems encountered with the current version.

Restore Settings from System Restore Point: If your computer is not functioning properly after installing an application, the suggested option is to restore the settings from a system restore point. This will revert your system settings to a previous state when it was functioning correctly.

Reinstall Windows 10 with Installation Tool for Suspected Malware Infection: If you suspect a malware infection on your computer, it is advised to reinstall Windows 10 using an installation tool. This process will remove any malware present and provide a clean installation of the operating system.

Please note that these options may vary depending on the specific Windows version you are using.

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