Here you can get information about How to Recovery ASUS Windows 10. ASUS Recovery allows Windows one pre-installed to be restored back to the factory default settings. Files, settings, and installed softwares in the system storage are to be removed through the process. Moreover, the version of Windows will also be restored back to the one pre-installed.
Warning: This action will remove all user data and non-factory installed apps. Please ensure that you have back up your personal data in advance.
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Models Supported
- This feature will be applicable to new gaming models released after January 2020, with Windows 10 preinstalled. Products includes notebook PC and desktop PC in Gaming series ( including ROG and TUF).
- To check the availability of this feature in the notebook purchased:
- Please choose one of the methods for activating the feature (Activating ASUS Recovery through Windows 10 or Activating ASUS Recovery through boot up) until Windows RE> Troubleshoot is reached. Still, it means your notebook does not equip with ASUS Recovery feature, If the (MyASUS in Win RE) or (ASUS Recovery) option isn’t available in Troubleshoot Page.
- If there’s any trouble checking the feature, please Contact Us for further assistance.
Activating ASUS Recovery
ASUS Recovery can be activated through two paths From Settings of Windows 10 OS or clicking F9 or F12 key on the keyboard during boot up. User is able to activate the ASUS Recovery by entering the Windows RE (Windows Recovery Environment). Detail steps are described below.
Warning: This action will remove all user data and non-factory installed apps. Please ensure that you have back up your personal data in advance.
Activating ASUS Recovery through Windows 10
- Get started Click Start from the bottom left corner of the desktop and click [Settings].
- Click [Update & Security].
- Click Recovery from the left menu and click Restart now under Advanced startup. The PC will restart.
- Once restarted, click Troubleshoot
- Click MyASUS in WinRE
- In MyASUS in WinRE page, click ASUS Recovery
- A message is prompted as a reminder that the system is about to reset to its factory settings. Please click [Yes] if confirm to proceed. Click No to abort the task.
- Please wait for few minutes until the Windows 10 OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience) is displayed on the screen, which represents the completion of system resetting to its ASUS factory settings.
For more information about how to complete Windows 10 OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience). , please click the Link or refer to the related topics. related topics.
Activating ASUS Recovery through boot up
Repeatedly clicking the F9 or F12 key on the keyboard when ROG (or ASUS) logo is displayed on the screen during the boot up to enter the Windows RE (Windows Recovery Environment). If PC did not enter the Windows RE and enter the Windows 10 instead, please boot the PC and try again.
- Click Troubleshoot.
- Click MyASUS in WinRE.
- In [MyASUS in WinRE] page, click [ASUS Recovery].
- A message is prompted as a reminder that the system is about to reset to its factory settings. Please click [Yes] if confirm to proceed. Click [No] to abort the task.
- Wait for few minutes until the Windows 10 OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience) is displayed on the screen, which represents the completion of system resetting to its ASUS factory settings.
- For more information about how to complete Windows 10 OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience), please click the Link or refer to the related topics.
FAQ
While laptop boot up, why I’m unable to enter the Windows RE (Windows Recovery Environment)?
A1: Due to products are with different type operating system and version, the way to enter Windows RE page may through clicking F9 or F12 key until the screen display “Please wait”.
Why I can not see [MyASUS in WinRE] or [ASUS Recovery] option, after getting into [Troubleshoot] under Windows RE?
A2: Due to This feature is applicable to new gaming models released after January 2020, with Windows 10 preinstalled. Products includes notebook PC and desktop PC in Gaming series (including ROG and TUF). While in [Troubleshoot] page, if [MyASUS in WinRE] and [ASUS Recovery] are unavailable, it means your laptop doesn’t equip with ASUS Recovery feature.