

You should create a backup of your system in a removable or portable hard drive because it is the safest and fastest way.
- First and foremost, hit the “Windows + D” keys to ensure that you are on the home screen.
- On your keyboard, press the “Windows + I” keys at the same on your keyboard to trigger the Settings.
- In the Settings of your system, tap the Update & Security option.
- Now head to the Backup option.
- Underneath the “Looking for an older backup?” option, press on “Go to Backup and Restore” option (for Windows 7) .
- On your left side menu, head to the “Create a system image” option.
- Inside the “Where do you want to save the backup?” option, press the option saying “On a hard disk” option.
- In the drop-down menu, choose the storage path to save all the backup files of Windows 10.
- Now, click on Next.
- Choose the extra drives or partitions that you might wish to add in the backup.
- Hit on Next.
- Head to Start backup icon.
- Now hit the “No” icon.
- Hold tight because the backup process will now start and wait until it wraps up.
- Hit the Close button to exit the wizard.
- First and foremost, connect your portable hard drive to your PC that contains backup.
- Now plug in a “Windows 10 USB bootable drive” to your PC’s USB port.
- Turn on your computer.
- When you see the “Windows Setup” screen, head to Next.
- Press on “Repair your computer” on the lower-left corner.
- Navigate to Troubleshoot.
- Head to the “System Image Recovery” option.
- Choose Windows 10 as your target OS.
- Now you will see the “Re-image your computer” screen, choose the “Use the latest available system image” link.
- Press on Next.
- Click the Next option to continue.
- Hit the Finish button.
- Go to Yes.
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