#Windows 10 reset undoing changes how to#

If you are still trying to figure out how to get into the Troubleshoot screen, just use a Windows bootable USB, DVD or CD drive and select вЂ Repair your computerвЂ™ once the Windows Setup window appears and from there navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup settings.Д«efore moving on with the solutions, make sure your system drive has enough free space. Once you have booted up your system in Safe Mode, follow the solutions down below. Afterward, follow the same instructions as above to get into Safe Mode. If you are not using dual-boot, you will have to press F8, F9 or F11 (varies in different cases) during the boot process to get yourself into the Troubleshoot screen. Once you are in the Startup settings, press 4 to enable Safe Mode. If you have a dual-boot system, you can easily boot into Safe Mode by clicking вЂ Change defaults or choose other optionsвЂ™ and then navigating to Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup settings. To solve this issue, you will have to first boot into Safe Mode. Another factor due to which the issue rises can be your systemвЂ™s corrupt files. If the update was interrupted during the installation process such as the PC was switched off etc. Update interrupted during installation.In some cases, if you do not have enough space for the update on your system volume, the issue can be because of that as well. If the update that Windows was trying to install did not download properly, it can cause the issue to rise. Windows update couldnвЂ™t download smoothly.

Windows 10 reset undoing changes