Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you found the information helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

I’m really sorry to hear that you lost 465GB of storage! 😞 Resizing partitions can be tricky, and sometimes things don’t go as planned. Can you explain what happened?

Absolutely! That's the beauty of built-in tools - they get the job done without breaking the bank. I'm glad you found the video helpful!

Microsoft Lumia?

Yes, resetting your all-in-one PC will likely delete Microsoft Office even though it came pre-installed. Resetting, also known as a recovery reset, reinstalls Windows and wipes clean most programs and settings, including pre-installed Office. Solution: To reinstall Office after a reset, you'll need one of these: 1. The original product key for Microsoft Office. 2. A Microsoft account associated with the original Office purchase (if it was a subscription). This will restore your subscription status, but you'll still need to download and install Office again. 1. Here are safer ways to find your Microsoft Office product key: i. Check Your Purchase Records: If you bought Office separately, look for the product key in the email receipt or packaging. If it came pre-installed, the key might be on a sticker on your PC or in the purchase documentation for your device. ii. Look Up Your Key Online: Sign in to your Microsoft account at account.microsoft.com/account. Go to "Services & subscriptions" and look for the Office product. You might find the key there, but this depends on how you purchased Office. iii. Contact Microsoft Support: If you can't find your key anywhere else, you can contact Microsoft support for assistance. They might be able to help you recover your key if you can provide proof of purchase. 2. steps on how to create a Microsoft account with a new email address: Refer my video: Everything Your Microsoft Account Can Do (It's More Than Just Email!) (kzbin.info/www/bejne/jICaoX6Xf9aCnKc) i. Go to the Microsoft account creation page [1:13]. ii. Enter your desired email address and check its availability [1:14]. iii. Prove you’re not a robot by completing the CAPTCHA challenge [1:14]. iv. Choose to stay signed in and save your credentials with your browser for ease of use [1:15]. v. Your Microsoft account is now created [1:16]. You can now add a profile picture and name to your account [1:16]. You will also need to complete a captcha challenge to save your information [1:17]. To change your profile information later, you can use the edit profile info option [1:17]. Microsoft recommends adding an alternative email address or mobile number as a security measure in case you lose your password [1:18]. This will allow you to recover your account by receiving a verification code [1:18]. You will need to confirm the new email address using a verification code sent to that address [1:19]. You can also set up Microsoft Authenticator for additional security, but this is optional [1:19]. The next step is to enter your personal information and save it [1:20]. You can also add another email address or phone number for sign-in purposes [1:21]. Finally, you can sign out of your new account [1:22]. The entire process of creating a Microsoft account should take about 10 minutes [1:22].

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I guess you are trying to do the Local Reset. If yes, it will reset your OS using currently installed system files. I highly recommend you to backup your files before proceed.

Nope. You have option to keep them or to remove.

What happened

No risk at all

Well, it depends. If you have a good Internet connection and it's cheap you can go for Cloud option.

Sorry for the late reply. It will be Windows 11 after reset. I suggest you to do a Cloud reset since the Defender wasn't working.

Sorry for the late reply. What happened?

If you used the Cloud Download option, it depends on the Internet connection. Otherwise it is an issue with the system.

Does other shortcuts work? First plug another keyboard and check the same. Also, install all the updates and reboot the machine and test the same.

Well. Some people may find it is difficult and annoying. But when security gets tight the more difficulties you may face, more email, more OTP's, more checkpoints etc..

Just wait and see. Most of the time it continues. This is may due to a connection issue.

Check for any NVIDIA related application installations first. Also, drivers. Do a Google search and you can find similar issues and how to sort it. You can reset the PC as the last option.

Well. your account may marked as child account and parent can block your activities and usage.

It uses basic drivers comes with the OS. But you can install what you want once plugged in.

Sorry for the late reply. What happened to your issue? I suggest you to do a Cloud download when resetting the OS.

@@ITCHYTECHY The issue is resolved. I reinstalled windows 11!

@@madhurituroy9808 can u tell me what u did

@@aymanefarres6221 I reinstalled Windows 11:)

With the help of the Microsoft Customer Service

It will be Windows 11.

Thank you... So which one is better Cloud download or local reinstall?

I didn't get you. Probable this is due to noise cancellation technology I can guess as per your explanation, which is good. If you hear background noises in a meeting it would be very annoying.

If you still think there is a issue with your laptop you can update your Windows and driver. Also, do a Google search with your laptop model for sound issue.

Please go through the following thread for information. answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/downgrade-from-windows-10-pro-to-home/345f5464-cb7a-44b3-8856-237cbec072c8

Probably it will do the trick. But once I have an issue similar and local reset didn't solved it. The cloud reset worked well. I guess there was an issue with the local installation files. Just try it.

Thank you too! Keep watching.

Nope. Sorry. It should be connected to Internet to communicate.

Most probably you can resume the installation. Just wait and see.

I guess it is Microsoft Office. Yes, it will be removed. All the installed software will be removed. If it is MS Office, you can create an online account, where you can reinstall the software again. Better you contact your laptop seller for more information.

Yes.

Can you explain the issues you faced? Basically you need a good Internet connection with about 4 - 6 GB data volume.

Not getting cloud download option

Why is the issue?

This is probably due to driver issue. I highly suggest you to install the latest WiFi driver and check. You may able to find the WiFi adapter details from your PC manufacturers website.

Before you proceed, it's better if you keep a backup just in case.

Nope. I have checked this myself. It only affects the OS installation partition. But I highly recommend you to do a external backup of the HDD before you proceed just in case. Once I did this without removing data on Windows 8 PC but my whole data was gone.

@@ITCHYTECHY thanks so much

You can install a new graphic card. 😁

Thanks a lot.

It is okay to reset, But first, you need to find the reason for glitches. For examples, malware, old drivers, unwanted programes. Otherwise, same issues may occur after reset.

@@ITCHYTECHY how to find the malware? and unwanted programs? I just update my drivers then boom no more glitching but I want to know how to find the malware and unwanted programs so that I'm aware it next time

Sadly it is not available in Windows 11. Maybe future releases?!

Oh. What happened?

Probably less than half an hour. But the time is depend on the SSD/ HDD speed when you do a local reset.

You are welcome

I guess you meant Single Language. There is no difference between single language and multi lingual ISO. There are differences only between Home, Pro, Education etc versions.

I suggest you to update the Windows OS and try again.

@@ITCHYTECHY Not out for iPhone yet, only if you're a part of Insider preview program.