Predictable windows 10 reset problem
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Windows 10 has been running like crap, well, since new and getting mind numbingly slow.
Reset the oper.. , sorry, non-operating system getting rid of all my old junk, laptop starts up, asks me those difficult which country i live in questions, then it says in a long winded style that it just can't go any further, an update will solve it?
It restarts, then just to be different, asks me those difficult which country i stay in questions, then tells me it can't go any further and needs an update, it then restarts!
Oh, joy of joys, it then asks me those difficult which country i stay in questions..... You get the idea, groundhog day has nothing on this.
It 'did' ask me for first couple of times for wifi security code after country questions, but not any longer?
Anyone any ideas how to get out of this loop?
Reset the oper.. , sorry, non-operating system getting rid of all my old junk, laptop starts up, asks me those difficult which country i live in questions, then it says in a long winded style that it just can't go any further, an update will solve it?
It restarts, then just to be different, asks me those difficult which country i stay in questions, then tells me it can't go any further and needs an update, it then restarts!
Oh, joy of joys, it then asks me those difficult which country i stay in questions..... You get the idea, groundhog day has nothing on this.
It 'did' ask me for first couple of times for wifi security code after country questions, but not any longer?
Anyone any ideas how to get out of this loop?
Backup important files
Download GParted ISO and burn the image to a CD Disc
Insert GParted Disc into a connected ROM Drive
Switch Off Computer
Restart Computer and enter its BIOS boot menu
Select Boot From DVD ROM
Restart Computer
Allow GParted to Load
Delete all HDD partitions with GParted
Now try installing Windows 10 to the wiped drive
You won't need to carry out the above if the OS is on an SSD as the SSD software should have a built in erase button
This may or may not solve your problem
Download GParted ISO and burn the image to a CD Disc
Insert GParted Disc into a connected ROM Drive
Switch Off Computer
Restart Computer and enter its BIOS boot menu
Select Boot From DVD ROM
Restart Computer
Allow GParted to Load
Delete all HDD partitions with GParted
Now try installing Windows 10 to the wiped drive
You won't need to carry out the above if the OS is on an SSD as the SSD software should have a built in erase button
This may or may not solve your problem
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