How to factory reset Windows 11 With the ability to leave or delete files

Fix your Windows 11 Problem With Ease 

This is an Easy way to Fix Your Windows 11

Windows 11 was released on October 5 2021 after Windows 10. Alot of the Windows 10 features were in the Windows 11 and they added new features such as the new relationship between Windows and Android Apps. However since it's a new version that hasn't been for more than 3 months it still has alot of bugs and problems that need fixing, and these problems are repelling alot of Windows 10 users to not updating their system which is a problem within itself. So this article is gonna show you how to fix Windows 11 problems from now on.

Since Windows 11 is still new, it is natural that we find a lot of problems and errors that appear with use, or other problems may occur due to the installation of programs or definitions that are not compatible with Windows, or the computer has become running slowly and you do not want to go back to Windows 10 again, so the solution is to do a factory reset (Factory Reset) for Windows as on the phone, but here you can choose to delete files from the hard drive or keep them while restoring the system default settings. 

We recommend making a backup copy of your data before making any major changes to the system. For your information, currently installed programs will not be preserved. From Settings, go to the System section from the side menu, then go to the Recovery page

Then press the reset button"Reset PC" 

A window will appear with two options, the first, Keep my files, to perform a factory reset while keeping the files (which is to be selected), and the second, Remove everything, to delete all files with factory settings. This option is useful if your files were encrypted or infected with viruses that destroyed them completely, or you want to sell your computer, for example. 

In the next window, you will also find two options. You can choose “Cloud Download” to automatically download and install the latest version of Windows 11, which is suitable for fixing errors and problems resulting from the infiltration of malicious software into the system. Or choose "Local reinstall" to do a factory reset using the same version of Windows.

In case you choose to delete all, from the "Change settings" option, make sure to activate the Clean Data option to delete all files on the hard drive and encrypt the files before deleting them to prevent their recovery. To start the recovery process, click on the Next button in the next window, and then wait for something.