A Recovery Drive is your safety net when Windows refuses to start or crashes unexpectedly. It contains troubleshooting tools and allows you to reinstall Windows if necessary. To create one: Once it’s ready, label the USB clearly and store it safely. If your PC won’t boot, plug it in, power on your computer, and boot…
Windows 10 and 11 introduced Cloud Download, a feature that lets you reinstall or recover Windows using Microsoft’s servers — no USB or recovery disk required. Here’s how it works: Windows will automatically download the latest version of the OS directly from the cloud and reinstall it — a huge advantage if your system files…