There's a disk that I could put in while this option is happening, but I'm not sure if it's worth the try. It's supposed to work for both 32 and 64 bit kinds of Wi ndows 8, and it seems to be a...

The option to reset the PC was selected, and it has that it's restoring to the factory settings with seventeen percent so far next to it. It previously said to be sure the PC is plugged. This option...

Here's a summary of what I want to try really soon just so there's no confusion. From this https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/getfile/395547 kind of list of options, I want to select the...

Putting it back to how it was when first purchased seems to be recommended for if you plan to get rid of it, but you can likely still use this option without actually planning to get rid of it and if...

Does it matter if the laptop is not connected to the Internet during this option? Also, will you please be more specific about what keeping that system is? If it means keeping files for instance,...

Does it matter whether or not an Internet signal is on giving the laptop access to it during any of these processes?

Also, any suggestions about it would be a more effective option to choose from...

Just now I decided to wait until someone recommends which of the choices mentioned here https://www.winhelp.us/images/windows/repair.w10/win10.resetfull05.jpg should be used. Of course, I want the...

The instructions you mentioned.



Have directions about how to do this?



Any suggestions you have about how to do this?

The "ALT" and "F10" try didn't work, but I did anyway get something like this http://www.groovypost.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/sshot-33.png to show. After mainly the third option would be chose,...

From what I recall there was definitely not an email account used to get the laptop on.



Based on the person's claim, it definitely upgraded to the 10 kind but unfortunately I don't have...

What I mean is that list of options was on the screen.

One of the problems is that the family member seemed certain that the installation completed, but the person was not specific enough about, and also even could have been mistaken. I have no clue if...

How exactly would I try this?

It was surely 8. What's a BIOS?

The laptop is off now so below is information I just gathered about it. Some spaces were made for a possible trademark concern.

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Now it's on this https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/getfile/395547 screen. I don't think it passed the 25%.

I can suppose what option that was but I'm not completely sure. From this...

Well I'm not sure if that's exactly how I tried it, but if this obviously doesn't work then I plan to specifically make sure it's attempted that way. It seems to still be at 25%, and it's around 5:06...

The screen has now that the PC is resetting with a certain percent somewhere to the right of it, and I want to leave it on for now and hope that this percent will eventually complete. There could...

After I tried to restore the system, this http://www.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/ximg_5679dd034e64c.png.pagespeed.gp+jp+jw+pj+js+rj+rp+rw+ri+cp+md.ic.xFFBsSoQ3s.png message showed up...

Maybe the family member was mistaken about if the update completed. I'm certain I already tried to restore it and it failed, but I guess that I'll try it anyway. I plan to update about this.

The family member is seemingly just as clueless as me about it. Maybe a DVD like this Amazon.com: Windows 10 - 32/64 Bit DVD SP1, Supports All Versions. Home, Professional, and Enterprise. Recover,...

There's an HDD password and supervisor password that I'm required to use to even get it to that blue screen. The picture you provided is what recently showed up, and there's also the options listed...

Thanks, but I scanned that URL and what I saw on it doesn't pertain to this. The installation was already supposedly complete, and I mentioned that in the first post. This...

The laptop supposedly completely upgraded to Wind ows 10, but after it's put on now the blue screen shows up with four options to choose from which are the continue, device, troubleshoot or turn PC...