Win10 Sudden death, blue screen, crash is a common occurrence, then how to deal with the occasional system crash

When there is a problem in the system, will tell everyone through various ways, what we have to do is to find a way to solve It, instead of holding the broken jar to deal with the mentality to continue to use, after all, reloading is simple, data is priceless! Although it is already riddled with holes, it can only work, so don't give up treatment. The best way is not to reload, but to reset!

From the time of Windows
8th, Microsoft has integrated the reset function of a smartphone-like "restore factory settings" into the system function, after Windows
10 The various patches have been continuously improved, and now it is very easy to use. Just keep your personal data at any time, spend an hour, Windows
10 It's a new look!

Well, from "start-set-update-security-recovery" to enter computer
reset preparation phase, this method is familiar to everyone, as a small part of the technical flow It's an unusual way: “Win+R” After entering “<systemreset” you can go straight to the theme, no need for cumbersome operations!

Before entering "Reset", Microsoft is very intimate to give you two options: "Keep my files" and "delete all content", here you need according to your needs Choose carefully.

“Keep my files> Keep personal files, but remove all installed apps and drivers, perform Win10 initialization and remove all settings for the system.

<;Delete all content" is to delete all personal files, applications and drivers, reinstall Win10OS
. If your computer has multiple disk partitions, after selecting this option, the system will also ask if you want to delete "Only Windows drivers are installed" or "All drives", this option is almost the same as reinstallation, before use. Be sure to check again if you have all the data ready, remember!

If you have a "small mind" like Xiaobian, you can also choose another "Reset" method, select ">Advanced Startup" in "Restore" ;, enter a reset interface similar to the UFEI interface.

Here, you can choose whether to reset, restore, system image recovery, or use a life prompt to repair Windows. If you are using a branded computer, then the brand's official recovery features can also be seen here, if you are using the Microsoft Surface series, then Microsoft provides the cloud recovery function for the pro-sons.

The next step is to wait for the tea. After the "Reset" (Basically equivalent to reloading), Win10 will be set up before use. Don't figure out how to save things all the way to the next step, carefully read the selection items and choose “custom” to save a lot of things (mainly related to the setting items scattered everywhere, it is too much trouble to change).

Oh, just after the editor-in-chief reminded that if you want the computer after resetting to be as new as it is, then you need to turn off the "Account Synchronization Function" before resetting (Settings - Account - Sync) Your settings), so as not to log in to the Microsoft account under the new system, the relevant settings will be restored to the original state, and will have to come again.

In addition, the purpose of your computer reset is to "replace the old", to avoid personal data leakage, don't forget to log in to Microsoft account on Microsoft's official website (https://account. Microsoft.com/), delete the associated old computer from the record.

If the operating system only has problems in some settings (registry, group policy), causing the system to be unstable, and has not reached the point where you need to reset the entire system, you can also try small Edited solutions: Reset the registry and group policies.

First of all, to reset the registry, right click on the Win logo button and select “Linner prompt (admin mode)”, paste the following code and press Enter to execute.

reg add “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\WindowsSelfHost\\Applicability” /v “BranchName” /d “fbl_release” /t REG_SZ /f

reg add “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE \\Microsoft\\WindowsSelfHost\\Applicability” /v “ThresholdRiskLevel” /d “low” /t REG_SZ /f

reg delete “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\WindowsSelfHost\\Applicability” /v “ThresholdInternal” /f

reg delete “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\WindowsSelfHost\\Applicability” /v “ThresholdOptedIn quo; /f

Resetting Group Policy is not too much trouble, also in the administrator In the command prompt mode, enter the following commands in turn, each command needs to be executed separately:

rd /s /q "%windir%\\System32\\GroupPolicyUsers"

Reset the user Policy, no prompt after execution

rd /s /q "%windir%\\System32\\GroupPolicy"

Reset local group policy, including computer configuration and user configuration (execute After no explanation)

gpupdate /force

Make the reset command take effect. If there is no description, it will prove that you have entered the wrong commands!

After restarting the computer, the group policy will be restored as before. With these, can you play with the registry enthusiasts?

You said that if there is only a problem with the network, what should I reset? Newcomer? Before you said it in detail, there are a few simple commands that will make your network unimpeded.