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Hello everyone, I have an issue regarding a Windows 10 reset on a Lenovo PC. Last night I started the reset process for Windows 10 on the PC as I had not completed it before restarting it; the PC turned off and I may have accidentally pressed a key that I shouldn't have, which led to the reset starting. The issue is that I can't access anything, the only thing that has been happening since this morning is, "Hello, we are starting to remove some basic tasks," I go through everything it displays until the end, once that's done, it restarts and gives me the same message. I think I must have selected the wrong Windows 10 reset option. I hope I can recover this without having to go to a specialist or technician. I'm waiting for your help as soon as possible to clarify this for me, maybe I should download a Windows 10 program on another operational PC or do a command prompt or something else. I will remain connected while waiting for a response from you.

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  1.  GeckOs Author
    Thank you very much for the help, PC fixed.
    1. gugu01 Contributor
      You're welcome ;-)
  2. gugu01 Contributor
    Where are you and how is it going?

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    1.  GeckOs Author
      no lol I'm not doing it on purpose, I receive them delayed
      3. GeckOs Author
        https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_y5r13f6m11w9
        https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_u11r12i6v8w11

        I'm going to take a little break ;)
        1. gugu01 Contributor
          Select the 3 windows 420 GB main one, highlight it (in blue) and then click next.

          Windows will reinstall itself cleanly over your previous crash.
          Follow and wait long enough this time.

          At some point, it will say that it's done and that it will restart for the settings.
          Remember to remove the USB stick at that moment, otherwise you risk booting from the stick and getting stuck in a "loop".

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          Apart from that, for your images that you host, instead of giving them directly, you do it on purpose ;-)
          Look at this
      4. GeckOs Author
        Which one do I choose, the first or the second from the image sent?
        1. gugu01 Contributor
          Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.
        2. gugu01 Contributor
          Oops, this time it was me who got caught up in the overlapping messages.
      5. GeckOs Author
        https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_h5g6q14g7n10
        1. gugu01 Contributor
          You see the difference.

          If we take the upgrade, it will keep everything, so it’s not really what you wanted.

          So go for custom
          You will get to a screen that lists the partitions and asks where to install Windows
          Send a picture when you get there and I will tell you what to choose

          You don’t want to upload the pictures directly, it’s definitely more convenient.
          You probably haven’t seen this
      6. gugu01 Contributor
        French, France... (or rather Belgium from what I see) Well, whatever works for you.

        Accept the license

        You reach a choice for an upgrade or a custom installation.

        I'll continue when I get back, I have to run for 5 minutes :-)

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        3.  GeckOs Author
          Ok no problem, the messages are overlapping, sorry, I see them with a 10 to 15 minute delay.
          1. gugu01 Contributor
            Yes, you need to refresh the page if you stay on it; otherwise, the messages won't appear.

            I thought there was a communication issue ;-)

            And be careful, we've just moved to page 2 of the discussion.
        4. gugu01 Contributor
          You still haven't started on your key.

          Go into your BIOS


          The highlighted line is your key.
          It is part of a list where you can change the order
          You need to move this line to the top
          Above the Windows Boot Manager
          Confirm and exit
          Your USB key will then be prioritized and should boot.
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          2.  GeckOs Author
            Lenovo has launched, it just marked preparation, it offers me recovery, what to do?
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              On the key, you normally have this
            2. gugu01 Contributor
              he suggests recovery what to do
              It's not the key but the Windows OS on your PC, which tries to start and then asks for recovery because it has an issue.
              You risk going in circles.
            3. Nigel58
              @gugu01Hello,

              I carefully read through the entire procedure that I applied for an HP PC.
              Everything went well, except for the last step.
              When I start the installation from the USB drive, I see the screen above.
              I correctly select the main Windows partition, the operation starts, but after a few seconds, I get the following message: "Windows installation failed to reset the deployment engine. To install Windows, please restart the installation."

              Could you please help me?

              Thank you.
          3. GeckOs Author
            https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_t5q6y15m11b6
            https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_x15r11x14u11e6
            https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_v7f7h11e6k6
            https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?id=20190503_u10y13z5w10m12
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              Okay, so as I said in messages 50 and 52.

              You put the UEFI USB ... at the top of the boot list
              or
              You find the key that takes you to the boot page and select your key.

              I would suggest prioritizing the USB first, you'll have less hassle next time.
            2. gugu01 Contributor
              For your information and perhaps useful for later, you have a button when you write to insert your image directly.
              (It appears as a link and once validated it displays. Text with otherwise an error)
          4. GeckOs Author
            No, I still have the same message even though I disabled the secure boot, the key doesn't boot.
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              Have you restarted in the meantime?
              If you go back into the BIOS, is the line indeed disabled or does it reactivate by itself?
            2. gugu01 Contributor
              up it's over here the latest messages
            3. GeckOs Author
              secure boot désactivé
            4. GeckOs Author
              save and exit it restarts but nothing same message, Hello, we start by freeing ourselves from certain basic tasks
            5. gugu01 Contributor
              @GeckOsAnd even after restarting, the key doesn't launch?

              If that's the case, there must be another security feature.
              Can you provide photos of the BIOS so we can take a closer look?
          5. GeckOs Author
            Here I put the key in the Lenovo PC, I started it and then I pressed F2; I am in the BIOS (InsydeH20 Setup Utility), I have Information, Configuration, Security, Boot or Exit.
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              Sécurity or boot, you should have a line "secure boot" enabled (unabled) and you need to set it to disabled (disabled) then exit the bios saving the changes (f 10 yes).
            2. gugu01 Contributor
              @gugu01In fact, we just disable this security to allow the PC to boot from the USB drive.
          6. GeckOs Author
            I put the key in the Lenovo and then started the PC, but nothing launched??
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              So leave the key plugged in, turn off the PC.
              Tap the F1 key and start at the same time.
              You should enter the BIOS
              Navigate and find the line "secure boot" which should be in the security or boot tab.
              Disable this secure boot
              Exit, making sure to validate
              The key should launch or a reboot will be necessary to take the changes into account.
          7. GeckOs Author
            Actually, to answer your question, I just wanted to reset it to factory settings, but my PC shut down before I completed the reset, so I must have made a mistake in selecting the finalization of the reset.
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              Just a simple question, because some people are disgusted to have lost their data. (They don't understand what the procedure means)

              Are you on the Lenovo?
            2. GeckOs Author
              I'm responding from mine, the Lenovo is next to me.
          8. GeckOs Author
            I have just finished putting it on the USB stick, but I have the note message that I just explained, nothing yet on the Lenovo. I just need to close the note here, right?
            1. gugu01 Contributor
              You must have tried to open it, which you should never do.

              Close this message and go have it repaired on the Lenovo.
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