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Restore factory settings: This is to do a factory restore on an OEM PC that came preinstalled with Windows 10. Reinstalls the version of Windows that your PC came with and removes your personal files. Removes apps and drivers you installed. Removes changes you made to settings. Reinstalls any apps your PC manufacturer installed on your PC.
1 Close all instances of Microsoft Edge if open. 2 Open File Explorer (Win+E). This will open the hidden C:\Users\ <username> \AppData\Local\Microsoft folder for the current user. 4 Delete the folder below for the installed Microsoft Edge channel you want to completely reset to default. How to Completely Reset Microsoft Edge Chromium to Default ...
1 Open the C:\Windows\Fonts folder in File Explorer (Win+E). You could also open the Control Panel (icons view), and click/tap on the Fonts icon to open the Fonts folder. 2 Click/tap on the Font settings link at the top left in the Fonts folder. (see screenshot below) 3 Click/tap on the Restore default font settings button. (see screenshots below)
1 Open advanced power settings to change them. 2 Select the power plan (ex: High performance) you want to reset its settings to default. (see screenshot below) 3 Click/tap on the Restore plan defaults button. (see screenshot below) 4 Click/tap on Yes to confirm. (see screenshot below) OPTION TWO.
Reset Security Key to Factory Defaults with YubiKey Manager. This option will only work with a YubiKey security key. 1. If you haven't already, you will need to download and install YubiKey Manager. 2. Open the YubiKey Manager app. 3. Insert your YubiKey into the port (ex: USB) on your PC. (see screenshot below) 4.
When you reset and clear the display cache, it will force Windows 10 to forget any connected external monitors and their individual settings stored in the display cache on the computer. The next time you connect to an external display, it will be treated as a newly connected display using the default and optimal settings again.
This will not reset Group Policy objects for a computer connected to a domain using Active Directory. The network administrator controls these settings instead. This will not reset Local Security Policy settings. EXAMPLE: Local Group Policy Editor Here's How: 1 Open an elevated command prompt.
clean. create partition primary. format fs=fat32 quick. active. exit. Usually they are mbr partition table (not gpt), FAT32 and usually not marked active (active means a legacy BIOS based PC will boot it). I'd make sure they are mbr not gpt, drop the "quick" so as to write zeros over the disk and not mark them active.
1 Click/tap on the Download button below to download the file below. Reset_Desktop_background_Choose_your_picture_history.reg. 2 Save the .reg file to your desktop. 3 Double click/tap on the downloaded .reg file to merge it. 4 When prompted, click/tap on Run, Yes (UAC), Yes, and OK to approve the merge.
To Reset PIN of your Local Account or Microsoft Account in Settings. 1 Open the Settings app, and click/tap on the Accounts icon. 2 Click/tap on Sign-in options on the left side, click/tap on Windows Hello PIN on the right side, and click/tap on the I forgot my PIN link. (see screenshot below) 3 If your PIN is for a Microsoft account, then ...