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  Overview for Windows 10 reset stuck Windows 10 has the feature “Reset this PC”. When the PC isn’t running well, some people would like to choose to reset this PC. However, this operation is easy to fail. Many people complain that they meet the resetting this PC stuck at 1%, 24%, 62%, 64%, 66%, 99%, etc. error. This issue may be caused by hardware driver problem or messed up Windows installation. When you encounter Windows 10 reset stuck or reset failed problem, do not be panic. You can force shut down the computer and restart it to see if it goes to the same screen. If yes, you can follow the following solutions to get it fixed. How to fix Windows 10 reset stuck? (6 methods) Solution 1. Wait for a couple of hours When you meet Windows 10 factory reset stuck issue, the first option is to wait. Various factors can lead to temporary stuck. If you find that your hard drive LED indicator is still blinking, it means that the reset process is still running. Some users have repor

  How to migrate to a new server with different hardware easily? I’m going to show you how to migrate server to new hardware with two powerful Windows Server migration tools separately: Move server to new hardware with Windows Server Backup Transfer server to new hardware via AOMEI Backupper Server Move server to new hardware with Windows Server Backup Windows Server Backup (WSB) is a backup and recovery tool for Windows Servers which was first introduced in Windows Server 2008. Since it is not installed by default, you need to install it by yourself. Go Server Manager > Add roles and features and follow the Add Roles and Features Wizard to finish the installation. To move server to new hardware, you need to perform bare metal recovery with the help of WSB. Learn detailed server migration steps below. Take Windows Server 2012 as an example: 1. Run Windows Server Backup on the old server machine and create a backup for bare metal recovery. It is recommended to backup to an ext

  Real Case about computer won't start after Windows Update Windows Update is very useful, but it still can cause problem. “computer won't start after Windows Update” is one of the problems you may encounter. Here is a scenario for this problem. My computer automatically restarts after the latest set of Windows Update. After it restarts, it comes up with a usual screen that states it is installing the updates. All the processes are divided into 3 steps. The first is completed easily. But when the process starts the second steps, my computer will suddenly restart again with a message “Loading Files”, and then comes up with a screen that says Windows could not start. At last, it asks me to restart my computer. I do so. But my computer loops and go back to Installing Updates screen again and again. How to fix Windows 7/8/10 cannot boot after update? In general, if you encounter this problem, the simplest way is to restart your computer. Because whatever problem the up

  How does it work? When your system has issues and you have tried many solutions on the web to no valid, then you should reinstall Windows 10 to get all problems sorted out. By using the method that I am about to show you, you can choose to keep personal files and installed programs, keep personal files only, or keep files in a new location. If you are certain that all applications are running well and the problem you are facing is not caused by any installed programs, then you can choose to reinstall Windows 10 without losing programs. In order to keep your files or apps, Windows will scan your C: drive and place all your personal files aside. When the installation complete, Windows will put your personal files and settings back to the original location. If you are using a genuine Windows 10, Windows 10 will automatically get activated after the reinstallation. Quick navigation for Windows 10 reinstallation methods: Method 1: Repair install Windows 10 without losing any data

  Intel Data Migration Software Errors You might get the following error messages when use Intel Data Migration Software to clone your system to Intel SSD: The operation failed. Data Migration Software does not detecting your Intel SSD drive. Full disk encryption. Make sure disable full disk encryption to avoid this error. The above errors could be caused by improper file system, because the Intel SSD (target drive) should be initialized as GUID Partition Table (GPT) and formatted as New Technology File System (NTFS). Besides, if an error occur to the file system on SSD, then you will get error alike while cloning Windows to Intel SSD and Intel data migration software will not working. How to Fix Improper File System on Your Intel SSD? Follow the steps to fix improper file system in Windows 7/8/10 to check errors for all partitions on the Intel SSD: Right click Computer -> Properties ; Choose Disk Management , click the Intel SSD drive letter and select Properties -> Tool

  Windows 10 reset failed Windows 10 has the built-in feature "Reset This PC" that allows you to reset your computer to factory settings when it runs into serious problems. With this feature, you do not need to rely on the factory recovery partition for resetting your PC or use installation disc to reinstall the operating system and later install all your previous apps again. However, sometimes, the reset process may fail with an error “there was a problem resetting your PC”. Then you will end up with Windows 10 reset failed no changes were made. Don't worry, stay relaxed, scroll down to get the reasons and solutions to this error. Why Can't I reset my PC in Windows 10? To know more about the real cause of Windows failed to reset, you can open an elevated command prompt and the run “dir c:\ /a:sh” (without quotes). Then you will see a $SysReset folder on the root directory of your C: drive. Open the file C:\$SysReset\Logs\Setupact.log to read the log of Rese

  Why to perform System Restore in Safe Mode? System Restore is a recovery tool that allows users to revert their computer's state (including system files, installed applications, Windows Registry, and system settings) to that of a previous point in time. It is of great help to recover from system malfunctions or other problems. Safe Mode is a diagnostic mode that starts your PC with a minimal set of drivers and services. No third-party software or drivers get loaded, and even the built-in Windows stuff is limited to just what’s necessary. It enables you to narrow down the source of a problem and troubleshoot problems. There are times when you need to perform System Restore in Safe Mode: You can’t start Windows normally. You can only start it in Safe Mode. Your computer is unstable and crashing. You may run System Restore without crashing from Safe Mode. Then, how to do System Restore in Safe Mode Windows 10? First, you should boot into Safe Mode. How to boot into Safe M