[Fresh Khalifa]

So I went to go reset my laptop on windows 10 due to me wanting to restart since I already found malware on it. And now it gives me some error saying “There was a problem resetting your pc”. No changes were made”. 

I’ve tried looking up different methods and trying them but none of them are working. Plz help  🤝


Edit: I contacted Microsoft and they told me that I just need to update. Apparently I didn’t install a very big update which fixes these issues.

[Xeradius]

I don't think you should factory reset your entire system due to malware being present, most malware can be easily detected and removed by anti-malware products.
Personally, I would vouch for https://www.hitmanpro.com/en-us/downloads.aspx as it's probably the most powerful I've ever personally used.

Download the free trial (30 days) and perform a full scan of your system, it most probably will find the malware and its remnants and delete them entirely (this AV even deletes tracking cookies from every website you've been on)

[Fresh Khalifa]

I don't think you should factory reset your entire system due to malware being present, most malware can be easily detected and removed by anti-malware products.
Personally, I would vouch for https://www.hitmanpro.com/en-us/downloads.aspx as it's probably the most powerful I've ever personally used.

Download the free trial (30 days) and perform a full scan of your system, it most probably will find the malware and its remnants and delete them entirely (this AV even deletes tracking cookies from every website you've been on)

I understand but I prefer to start over due to all the programs/files installed. I just want a fresh install you know?

[itzAdamYT]

I don't think you should factory reset your entire system due to malware being present, most malware can be easily detected and removed by anti-malware products.
Personally, I would vouch for (CANT POST LINKS) as it's probably the most powerful I've ever personally used.

Download the free trial (30 days) and perform a full scan of your system, it most probably will find the malware and its remnants and delete them entirely (this AV even deletes tracking cookies from every website you've been on)

didn't you exit scam on V3rm?