- Mar 15, 2011
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I think everyone that who were using Windows 8 knows this feature well, in case of any trouble there's a one click to stop for problems to solve.
Step 1: Either hover your mouse in the upper or lower right corner to appear "settings" or use the keyboard function Windows + C.
Or go to "Start Screen" by hover your mouse at the lower left corner or click Windows key then type the words either refresh or restore.
Here it will appear under Settings result the two results and it once clicked will execute the dialog
Step 2: When used the Windows + C key click the settings and look for "Change PC Settings"
Step 3: From "General" scroll down and you will see the two ways of refresh or restore factory settings.
Step 4: A dialog message will show about the refresh or restore option, if you are aware on these conditions just click next and continue it until a request of restart the computer occur.
On that case, with just a restart your PC/Computer is in the state of refresh or reformatted on the beginning state.
Step 1: Either hover your mouse in the upper or lower right corner to appear "settings" or use the keyboard function Windows + C.
Or go to "Start Screen" by hover your mouse at the lower left corner or click Windows key then type the words either refresh or restore.
Here it will appear under Settings result the two results and it once clicked will execute the dialog
Step 2: When used the Windows + C key click the settings and look for "Change PC Settings"
Step 3: From "General" scroll down and you will see the two ways of refresh or restore factory settings.
Step 4: A dialog message will show about the refresh or restore option, if you are aware on these conditions just click next and continue it until a request of restart the computer occur.
On that case, with just a restart your PC/Computer is in the state of refresh or reformatted on the beginning state.
