What if I don't have a recovery option? Windows Defender can also initialize the computer

After the continuous evolution of Windows 7, Vista, and Windows 8/8.1, the system recovery function as one of the troubleshooting methods can be said to be useful. Although the restored Windows 10 does not have a clean disk, it will solve some software conflicts and system component failures, but the funny thing is that after several minor updates, the "recovery" is gone.

There is no option to restore Windows in the "Update and Security" settings. There is only one "reset this computer" option. What is this ghost? This option only allows the computer to reinstall Windows through the process of retaining or not retaining personal files. This is obviously different from the previous recovery. The more important "personal settings" are gone, what's on the desktop, personal preferences, all of them have to be done manually (not to mention account synchronization, the effect of synchronization is really limited), sincerely.

However, everyone moves the mouse up, select Windows Defender, and go to the Windows Defender Security Center. What do you see in "Equipment Performance and Health"? Is it more than a "new start" option?

XX's Microsoft put the name "recover" on this side, indicating that it was written very clearly. Using this feature will preserve personal files, some Windows settings, and delete some applications (but will retain some applications that Windows considers OK.) ).

Please sit down under the child's shoes. Don't hurry to stand up and speak. Xiaobian hasn't finished yet. After this function “recovers” Windows 10, it will generate a file called “Deleted Application.html” on the desktop. After opening it, you will know what software was killed and what you did not get rid of. program.

One by one, it is easy to identify the drivers and software that caused the system failure. It is more useful than simple and crude “reset”.