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Reset fail

Discussion in 'Backup and Recovery' started by Lenovouser, May 30, 2021.

  1. Lenovouser

    Lenovouser

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    I have a Lenovo laptop with W10.

    The LP failed to load, and eventually I tried to do a System Restore. It was asking for an account password and I had no idea what it was, or even what “account” it was referring to.
    Eventually I gave up and decided to bite the bullet and went fir a full reset.

    However, this now comes up, and when I do as it says, it returns after a moment or so.

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    The LP is less than a year old from Curry’s. Is it worth returning or will they say it is a software issue and not covered?

    The Network Adapter failed a few months ago, during lockdown , which I rectified y buying a USB Zone.

    I would appreciate any help or guidance, and apologise fir the long first post.

    Thanks
     
  2. IJAC

    IJAC Super-Moderator Super Moderators

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  3. Tony D

    Tony D Administrator Administrator

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    Good finds. I'd try the Automatic Repair option first.
     
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  4. Seth Anthony

    Seth Anthony Registered Members

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    I'm thinking that either the recovery partition is corrupt, or the hard drive has a problem.

    You may have to end doing a manual install of W10 using a USB stick with W10 on it.
     
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  5. Barry

    Barry Registered Members

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    For future reference using Win10, the account it is asking for is your Microsoft Account, you probably might have set this up when first used the Laptop?
     
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