Windows 10 offers more options than ever before for system recovery and backup. When your computer fails to boot, it also provides more advanced startup options. If something goes wrong, you might be unable to boot. As a result, it is critical to prepare a recovery drive before a disaster strikes.
Making a recovery drive allows you to boot from it and access the advanced startup options. Then you can use those tools to troubleshoot issues, as well as recover and reinstall Windows 10.
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How to Create a Recovery Drive for Windows 10
When creating a Windows 10 Recovery Drive, use a flash drive with at least 16 GB capacity and plug it into your computer.
Next, type recovery drive into the taskbar’s search field and press Enter. Alternatively, choose to Create from the top results, or click Open from the app description section.
The Recovery Drive wizard will launch, allowing you to create a Windows 10 recovery drive. Check the box next to ‘Back up system files to the recovery drive’ and then click Next.
The Recovery Drive utility will search your computer for available USB drives. Now, choose the flash drive you want to use and press the Next button.
On the following screen, click Create to begin the process of creating your recovery drive; this should only take a few minutes. Keep in mind that this will erase all of the data on the drive.
The creation of your recovery drive will then begin. While it is being created, you will see a progress bar.
You will receive a notification that the recovery drive is ready. Remove the USB drive by clicking the Finish button. Keep the drive in a safe place so you can access it in the future if necessary.
Windows 10 Advanced Boot Options
If for some reason you are unable to boot into Windows 10, you can boot from the recovery drive. You will be presented with a menu of Advanced options to assist you in troubleshooting your system and getting it up and running. It has options for System Restore, System Image Recovery, Automatic Repair, Command Prompt, UEFI Firmware Settings, and Windows Startup Settings.
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