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I don't know how you tried to restore the lost driver, you didn't tell me about it. There is a simpler solution to the issue: 1. If the problem is with a laptop or a monoblock, then go to the website of your PC manufacturer, download the latest drivers and install them. 2. If the problem is with the desktop PC, go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer, download and install the drivers... 3. If you have already done this and have not solved the problem, then this problem is in the Windows configuration, and in order not to waste time and nerves looking for a problem, you can throw the PC to the factory settings and then download the latest drivers on the PC.

@@ipMalik thank you!!

If you want to return to Windows 10, you can do it in another way, without losing your Microsoft license and keeping all your personal files: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pcqDq8xhp5iaipc.html it will be easier to do so. Moreover, after installing a clean Windows computer always works better than after updating or after resetting the computer to factory settings.

you could just go to start menu to update and security and select recovery and reset pc

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After you choose "Reset this PC" in one of the following steps, you can choose one of the following options: remove only the drive where Windows is installed or remove all drives connected to this computer. If you have a desktop computer and the D drive is a separate physical drive, you can do the following before starting the process: Turn off your PC. Open the PC cover, remove the power cable or SATA cable from the D drive and leave only the Windows drive connected.

Good question. If you use the "Reset this PC" function with the complete removal of personal files, it will be the same as doing a clean installation of Windows 11 on your computer, during the installation the C drive will be formatted, you will receive a new account, a new password, OS activation will occur automatically , and your computer will be like you bought it in a store. If you have the opportunity to create a Windows 11 USB flash drive, then the best option is to make such a USB flash drive and perform a clean installation of Windows 11, since sometimes there are failures in the "Reset this PC" process, but with a clean installation of Windows 11, there are practically no failures on the computer . Moreover, making an installation flash drive is not difficult and completely free: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h8CdjKhjzZ_XYH0.html

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@@ipMalik I need your help..just purchased a new laptop last week from store and my brother picked it up so the salesman did the setup .. I want to do setup myself and wanna make sure that I choose the correct thing while setting up. should I do reset or not? And which option should I choose KEEP MY FILES OR REMOVE EVERYTHING. I haven't downloaded any software yet but I'm afraid if I lose apps that comes with new PC.. pls help me. I don't have any personal files on the pc only did the windows update etc. pls reply ASAP. Thanks 🙏🙏

@@rckygiLL When you select "REMOVE EVERYTHING" the program performs a complete reset of all settings and you will receive a laptop as if you had just bought it in a store. All applications that come with Windows remain included with Windows.

@@ipMalik thanks and please clear one more doubt that after selecting remove everything option do we need to change settings like keep my files or don't keep my files . I want it as new and also there isn't anything installed by myself yet not even a single picture beside updates for windows and drivers

1. Right-click the taskbar and select Taskbar Settings. 2. Swipe down from the Taskbar screen to the notification area and tap Turn system icons on or off. 3. Check if the Network icon is turned off.

If there are several accounts on the computer, then sometimes such problems arise. You can log into Windows if you create a new local account and after that you can leave one account on the PC and delete the other accounts: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZmVa8Z5npeveHk.html

The best option is to install a new Windows 10 or 11 from a bootable Windows USB flash drive, and this can be done in such a way as not to lose the license and keep personal files and applications. If you do not have such a flash drive, you can ask your relative or friend for it, or you can make such a flash drive yourself, but for this you need another PC, it will be free to make a flash drive. How to make a bootable USB flash drive, install a new Windows and still keep the license and personal files: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdani5qGna6denk.html

@ipMalik After writing cd \windows\system32\config it's showing cannot find the specified path what to do

If you reset your PC to factory settings by selecting the "keep personal files" option, this way you will get rid of any virus.

It is possible that in one of the "Reset this PC" functions you chose to download files locally, timestamp 2:43 The problem may be that during the reset process the system is restored from files located on the computer, and if some element of Windows was previously damaged, a process error may occur. So try the following: Force restart your computer, start the process from the beginning and select cloud file download to get a new Windows from the Internet but not a local download from files on your computer. On different Lenovo models, the reset menu may look different, but the essence of the problem remains the same.

@@ipMalik Unable to Download it says.

@@ReallastnameisHoward I know that some Lenovo computers and laptops have built-in programs that protect against the “Reset this PC” function, this is done so that the user cannot reinstall Windows on his own, and so that he gives his computer to the Lenovo service center and pays money for it. 1. You can have your computer repaired, perhaps you will receive a warranty. 2. You can install the new Windows 10 or 11 on your computer yourself, and at the same time completely format drive C, so as not to depend on the Lenovo company. To do this, you need a bootable USB flash drive for Windows 10 or 11, and if you don’t have such a USB flash drive, you can ask a relative or friend for one, or make such a flash drive yourself. It will be completely free. Here are two video tutorials. for Windows 10: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iahdqJRh3ZvQdps.html and if your computer supports restrictions for Windows 11: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ba2Reqilz56WYHU.html If you completely follow the recommendations from the video, you will retain your Microsoft license for the new Windows.

From a distance it is difficult to determine the exact cause of this problem. Perhaps it is an electronic failure or a mechanical failure, perhaps it is a software problem. Try to enter the BIOS after turning on the laptop, and if this problem continues in the BIOS, then most likely you need to take the laptop to a computer service center and they will make an accurate diagnosis of this breakdown.

Sorry but I didn't understand your question.. What's your problem?

Is there a way to just factory reset and everything that is on another laptop be put on this laptop?

Here's a video: 1.How to reset the local account administrator password: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qa2eaL1zqcXDhYE.html 2.How to bypass the password and PIN of your Microsoft account: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ebCkoqh8rbC9nYk.html 3. How to reset to factory settings if you forgot your password: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdyEltGG0Ze7h2Q.html 4. It is possible to transfer the contents of drive C from one laptop to another, but this requires special programs.

If I understand you correctly, you want to sell your computer, but when you reset your PC, Windows requires you to enter your Microsoft account information. You can bypass this step and continue the installation with a local account, name the local account something like Admin, and leave a blank space instead of the password. After this, the computer can be sold, since it will not contain your data. Find a suitable method on KZfaq: kzfaq.info?search_query=how+to+install+Windows+11+without+a+Microsoft+account

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You didn't tell me the reason why you had this problem and therefore I can only suggest one thing: all actions involving entering the recovery program, opening the Command Prompt, and so on will be successful if you use a bootable Windows USB flash drive. If you don’t have such a flash drive, you can ask your relative or friend for it, or you can make such a flash drive yourself, but for this you need another computer or laptop, making a flash drive will be free: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iahdqJRh3ZvQdps.html

@@ipMalik I install some apps and windows subsystem for Android and vidmate

Yes, sometimes this problem occurs during the process of making changes in the Registry Editor when resetting the password. If this happened to you, please ask a question about a cyclic reboot under the video that you used to reset your password. The point is, in order for me to give you recommendations, I need to know exactly what method you used.

@@ipMalik I took off the back panel took out the battery waited 30 seconds placed back the battery started the system up held onto F11 command and bois popped up

@@ipMalik from there I changed unsi to legacy restarted and at that point my computer didn't register legacy it would keep me in a boot loop loading screen with commands so I restated the computer snd placed it back onto unsci and fixed the time and date

@@ipMalik still leaving no results and I'm still stuck on the auto repair loop

@@abelz7368 Now I understand you. To enter the system recovery program and use the "Reset this PC" function, you can use the second method from the same video: After turning on the computer, when the Windows logo or dots rotating in a circle first appears, you must immediately force restart the computer with the “Reset” button. Do this two or three times until letters appear on the screen in white font, this will load the system recovery program. You can also enter the system recovery program using a bootable Windows USB flash drive, this is shown in my other video, method number 4: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rLyIn8KpltSbmYU.html

do you find solution?

You can choose the settings yourself, you can clean only the C drive or clean all disks on the PC.

Try restarting your computer and starting over

It depends on the speed of the PC and what functions you choose in the menu. Approximately 1 hour to 3 hours

Looks like you chose the "Keep my files" option.

If you have a problem, you've given too little information. Tell us about your problem in more detail, after what step the problem arose and please indicate the viewing time when the problem occurred, time code. For example 02:30 And I will try to help you.

Wait another 15-20 minutes and if the PC freezes, force restart it, the process should resume from the Windows setup start step 3:40 Let me know when you're done

Hi! I'm sorry, but you gave little information and I did not understand what the problem is. Please tell me more and I will try to help you.

@@ipMalik I mean on 4:15 it gave you option about personal or work, It didn't gave me this option and auto choose personal, However I need to enter with work email, what can I do?

If you chose to delete all files during the "Reset this PC" settings, then at 4:25 you can enter your old Microsoft account information or you can create a new Microsoft account and a new password, then create a new PIN. Your Microsoft license will not be affected in any way.

At what stage did this problem occur according to the video?

Of course, a USB drive is not needed here.

Me to, did you figure a solution?

@@ferassekira6523 nope:(

BRUH SAME HELP

@@ot_59 ive sold it

How did you do it, please​@@Yrvxni

Me too

You won't be able to reset a laptop with an external monitor - it's impossible

@@ipMalik dangg bruhh so I might have buy another laptop right

If you have already used "Reset this PC" and ended up getting a blue screen, then most likely the Windows files on your PC are damaged and that's why you got the blue screen. Now force restart your computer and start the whole process from the beginning, but at the step where you need to select cloud file download or local, now select cloud download of Windows files, you will get them from the internet and there should be no problem.

Tell us about your problem in more detail, after which step the problem arose and please indicate the time of viewing when the problem, time code. For example 02:30 And I will try to help you.

If you forgot your Microsoft account password: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZmVa8Z5npeveHk.html If you forgot your local account password: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qa2eaL1zqcXDhYE.html

You gave little information... Please tell us what the problem looks like now and what it is expressed in. And also tell us exactly how you tried to solve this problem and what happened in the end, and I will try to help you.

@@ipMalik Earlier when my laptop turned on and I tried to update Windows, but there was 1 that couldn't be installed, it always had an error, after that I turned off my laptop but it didn't work, the keyboard was still on, so I tried to turn it back on, but after that it became a blue screen, and when I tried doing the things in the video, everything doesn't work and always returns to the blue screen, I've also tried several times by continuing to Windows 11, still the same, no change

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Apparently something went wrong with you... Tell us about your problem in more detail, after what step the problem arose and please indicate the viewing time when the problem occurred, time code. For example 02:30 And I will try to help you.

If you chose to download files locally, then during the reset process the system will be restored from files located on the computer, and if some element of Windows was previously damaged, then the computer may freeze or a process error may occur. Now try the following: Force restart your computer, start the process from the beginning and select cloud file download to get Windows from the Internet, but not local download from files on your computer.