Jump to:Keep filesRemove everythingAlthough Windows 10 is a reliable operating system, you can encounter many problems over time. You may have issues with starting up or shutting down, excessive memory usage, performance running apps, and battery draining quickly, among many other issues, and when any of this happens, resetting to factory settings will come in handy.If you experience persistent performance issues, Windows 10 has various recovery options to reset the system to the factory settings keeping or removing your files to resolve common problems and improve performance. You even have the option to download and use the original Windows image instead of the custom manufacturer recovery image that may contain bloatware and settings you don't need.This guide will walk you through how to reset your computer to its factory settings without your files or erasing everything on Windows 10.How to factory reset Windows 10 using keep my files optionTo reset Windows 10 to the factory defaul...