Guide to Reset Windows 10/11 Using Command Prompt (CMD)

Recently, many Windows users have been commenting that they are facing issues after installing recent updates. Some have reported that they are unable to connect to the internet, while others have said that they are unable to access the Settings app. 🌐

Although Windows offers some troubleshooting utilities, if all else fails, the best thing to do is reset Windows. So, if you're having problems with Windows 10, or if it sometimes behaves abnormally, it's best to reset your Windows 10. reset it to factory settings. 🛠️

You should also factory reset your system if you plan to sell your device to someone. 💻

How to Reset Windows 10 via Command Prompt

Important: A factory reset will delete all files and folders saved on the system installation drive. Make sure to back up your important files before resetting Windows 10. 🔒

1. First, open Windows search and type Command prompt.

2. Right click on 'Command Prompt' and select Run as administrator.

3. Now, in the Command Prompt, enter the command – systemreset --factoryreset

4. On the next screen, you will be asked to choose an option. Select Keep my files either Delete all.

5. Now, you will be asked to choose whether you want to delete only your files or if you want to delete your files and clean the disk. Select the option according to your preference.

6. Finally, click on the button Restore and wait for the system to reset. ⏳

Once the factory reset is complete, the Windows initial setup screen will load. Just select the appropriate settings to complete the setup process. 🎉

How to Reset Windows 11 from Command Prompt

It's quite simple to reset Windows 11 from the Command Prompt. To do so, follow these steps. 🔄

1. Type Command Prompt in Windows 11 search. Then right-click on CMD and select Run as administrator.

2. When Command Prompt opens, run this command and press Enter.

systemreset -factoryreset

3. On the Choose an option screen, select Keep my files either Delete all.

4. On the next screen, select Delete files and clean up disk.

5. On the Ready to reset this PC screen, click Restore.

This guide explains how to reset a Windows 10 PC via Command Prompt. I hope you found this article helpful. Share it with your friends! If you have any queries, let us know in the comment box below. 💬