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I want to make a system recovery to the factory state
Will this recover my Asus G752vy to the factory state I got when I booted up the laptop for the first time, with whole Asus soft installed, with all soft installed? Or is it going to be a clean copy of Windows 10 and all ASUS soft (Game fast III, Sonic Studio II etc) will be deleted?
Will this recover my Asus G752vy to the factory state I got when I booted up the laptop for the first time, with whole Asus soft installed, with all soft installed? Or is it going to be a clean copy of Windows 10 and all ASUS soft (Game fast III, Sonic Studio II etc) will be deleted?
Yes you can go to factory state, select reset this PC and clean the drive and it puts you right back to square one. Just be prepared to get it started and walk away as it takes quite a bit of time as in a few hours. This is of course with the understanding you did not do a clean install of windows on your PC and wipe the recovery partition like so many others do. It will be as if you just pulled it out of the box and turned it on for the first time.
The f9 is for when you cant get into windows but you can use it either way.
From windows
Start>settings>Update and security>Recovery>Reset this PC.
To get to factory state simple choose reset>OK>Only the drive where windows is installed (unless you want to wipe the D drive too then select all drives)>Just remove my files(fully clean takes forever as it wipes the drives) then on the follwing screen click the OK, last chance to back out as once you click OK on the last screen you are committed.
When its done you will be back to just like it was when you pulled it out of the box (with the exception of your D drive if you kept those files). When it reboots you will see "Hello" and be entering initial set up just as you did the first time you powered it on.
From windows
Start>settings>Update and security>Recovery>Reset this PC.
To get to factory state simple choose reset>OK>Only the drive where windows is installed (unless you want to wipe the D drive too then select all drives)>Just remove my files(fully clean takes forever as it wipes the drives) then on the follwing screen click the OK, last chance to back out as once you click OK on the last screen you are committed.
When its done you will be back to just like it was when you pulled it out of the box (with the exception of your D drive if you kept those files). When it reboots you will see "Hello" and be entering initial set up just as you did the first time you powered it on.
Awesome! We are all happy to help out a brother in need! :cool:
