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You may want to manually look for updates to your OS after you perform the factory reset, so your Windows catches up on any updates that were also rolled back.Prices, specifications, availability and terms of offers may change without notice. Following it, you will find your HP laptop returned to the state it would be if it had just had a fresh Windows install on it. Your system will probably need to go through at least one reboot. Follow the rest of the onscreen instructions.Bear in mind that both options will uninstall all applications from your system and reset Windows settings.
If you have backed up all your important files, you can go with the “Remove everything option”. In the next steps you will be given the options “Keep my files” and “Remove everything”.Once you are in the Recovery view of the Settings menu, click the “Get started” button near the top, under the “Reset this PC” heading.An alternative to this is to navigate to Settings > Update and Security and then click the Recovery item in the menu on the left. Click the icon of the app that comes up in the start menu. Open the start menu and type in "reset this pc".
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