Factory Reset Image

So i bought this used Asus Tuf laptop (FX505DT) and it looks like the previous owner clean wiped the ssd and installed the new window 10 on it. But when i rested the laptop again , i had to install the sound and wifi drivers because they were not getting installed when i freshly installed the window again. Anyway my question is, can i somehow get the factory reset copy of the window which the previous wiped out so i dont have to install all the drivers from the asus support website whenever i factory reset the laptop again? TIA

Can you post a screen shot from disk manager showing all the details so we can see if the asus recovery is still there

Samuria said:

Can you post a screen shot from disk manager showing all the details so we can see if the asus recovery is still there

thanks for the reply, here it is.

You would have to order it from Asus. See here for how to export drivers:
Backup and Restore Device Drivers in Windows 10

You can import drivers into your installation media so they get installed with Windows, but I've never done it.

Ryan1991 said:

...my question is, can i somehow get the factory reset copy of the window which the previous wiped out so i dont have to install all the drivers from the asus support website whenever i factory reset the laptop again? TIA

As NavyLCDR said, you would have to order it from Asus. I believe this is only available in the USA regions according to this page:

How to order Windows recovery media? (Notebook PC Only)

When you do a Reset on an OEM pre-installed system the custom OEM drivers are loaded from a provisioning package, provided by the OEM and stored in C:\Recovery\Customizations. As you currently have the OEM drivers installed, it is theoretically possible to create your own provisioning package using the same methods that the OEM would have used.

Create Provisioning Package in Windows 10