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⭐ Watch this video to find out how to recover data after resetting a Windows 11 computer to factory defaults, and How to reset Windows 111 to factory settings without losing data. Sometimes, when your computer is plagued by frequent errors and freezes, you have no other options left but to reset it to factory defaults. Reinstalling or resetting the computer's operating system can fix many different bugs and glitches, but it also means that all computer settings are restored to their default – or factory – values. What is worse, it can also remove important files and even all your data. Within a few minutes, I'll show you how to reset a Windows 11 computer safely and without risking your precious personal files. And even if worse comes to worst, you'll know how to recover data lost after an unsuccessful attempt at resetting or reinstalling an operating system or formatting a hard disk.
Resetting Windows 11 will delete all your personal files and data from the computer. However, you may still be able to recover your lost data using data recovery software. Here are the steps to recover data after resetting Windows 11:
- Stop using the computer immediately to prevent new data from overwriting the deleted files.
- Download and install a reliable data recovery software like EaseUS Data Recovery, Recuva or Disk Drill.
- Launch the software and select the drive where your data was located before resetting Windows 11. You may need to select the "deep scan" option to recover files that were deleted permanently.
- Wait for the software to scan the drive and list all the recoverable files.
- Preview the files to ensure that they are not corrupted or damaged.
- Select the files you want to recover and click on the "Recover" button. Choose a safe location to save the recovered files.
Note: The success rate of data recovery depends on the extent of data overwriting and the condition of the disk where the data was stored.
To avoid future data loss, make sure to regularly backup your important files to an external hard drive or a cloud storage service.