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Hi cEPICp, I'm Dyari. Thanks for reaching out. I will be happy to assist you in this regard. To reset Windows to the factory settings without login to Windows, please hold Shift on the login screen > Restart > On the Choose an option screen, click Troubleshoot > Reset your PC.
For us to help you with this concern, kindly follow the steps below to revert the changes on your display settings: Click the Windows icon and type in Control Panel. Select the top most result. In the Appearance and Personalization section, choose Change the Theme. Choose Windows from the Windows Default Themes section.
Go to settings. 2. Click on “system”, under the display option click on “advanced display settings”. 3. Then click on “advanced sizing of text and items” and check whether the text and font size settings. Step 2: To check the color contrast follow the below steps and check. 1. Press “Windows+X” and go to “control panel”.
Since that Windows 10 Reset is not completing, your Windows 10 Recovery image is corrupt, your best and probably only option is to backup your data and clean install Windows 10, which will also repair your Recovery Image . ..
If you want to return to the default colors and sounds (Themes) you may follow these steps: Open Control Panel > Open Appearance and Personalization > Select Personalization > choose Change the Theme. Then choose Windows from the Windows Default Themes section. We're looking forward to your response.
You may choose other level of themes by performing the following steps: Right click on desktop> Select Personalize> Select Theme s> Select Theme settings> choose themes other than high contrast themes. You may also search in Cortana search bar "High Contrast" to check the settings. For reference: Turn on/off high contrast mode.
Make sure your external hard disk where the system image is located is connected and turned on. System Image will select the latest system image, if you would rather restore another image, select the Select a system image radio box and click Next and follow the on screen instructions to select an available system image.
Start your PC, just as Windows attempts to load (spinning dots), press and hold Power Button for 5 - 10 seconds to perform a Hard Shut Down. Do this twice. On the third start Windows will boot into the Recovery Environment and from there you can access System Repair, Safe Mode, Command Prompt . . . etc.
When you do a factory restore, your hard drive is effectively erased. To do this, the partition table in the BIOS (in older computers) or the UEFI is erased. So even though your hard drive is still filled with your old data, the new copy of Windows can't see it, can't find it and knows nothing about it.
Replied on October 27, 2016. Report abuse. Press Shift + Restart Button, this will cause Windows 10 to boot into the Recovery Environment. When the Laptop reboots, Select Advanced Settings - 'Reset this PC' and choose 'Reset this PC', then Select 'Remove Everything'. This will result in a clean copy of Windows 10 and nothing else on your Hard ...