Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Laptop model: amzn.to/2KHvYkT
This is a video on how to properly restore an HP laptop back to its factory default settings. This may take up to an hour depending on the components of your laptop.
HP Touchscreen 15-ba113cl
Operating System: Windows 10
Processor: AMD Quad-Core A10-9600P
Memory: 12 GB DDR4-2133 SDRAM
PLEASE NOTE: When doing a factory restore, it will erase everything off of your laptop and reset it back to its original out of the box settings. You are doing this at your own risk. It is STRONGLY recommended that you back up your laptop first before doing this process.
ALSO REMEMBER: Do NOT have anything plugged into the laptop such as an ethernet port, a mouse, or any external devices as it will cause problems during the process. The charger, thankfully, does not count. It is in fact recommended that you have the charger plugged into your laptop when doing this.
Getting to the Recovery Manager in this video involves pressing down the Shift key while restarting. It is also possible to access the Recovery Manager by pressing the F11 key repeatedly while it is booting. If you wish to do that, follow the instructions on the laptop screen.
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Laptop model: amzn.to/2KHvYkT
This is a video on how to properly restore an HP laptop back to its factory default settings. This may take up to an hour depending on the components of your laptop.
HP Touchscreen 15-ba113cl
Operating System: Windows 10
Processor: AMD Quad-Core A10-9600P
Memory: 12 GB DDR4-2133 SDRAM
PLEASE NOTE: When doing a factory restore, it will erase everything off of your laptop and reset it back to its original out of the box settings. You are doing this at your own risk. It is STRONGLY recommended that you back up your laptop first before doing this process.
ALSO REMEMBER: Do NOT have anything plugged into the laptop such as an ethernet port, a mouse, or any external devices as it will cause problems during the process. The charger, thankfully, does not count. It is in fact recommended that you have the charger plugged into your laptop when doing this.
Getting to the Recovery Manager in this video involves pressing down the Shift key while restarting. It is also possible to access the Recovery Manager by pressing the F11 key repeatedly while it is booting. If you wish to do that, follow the instructions on the laptop screen.
Have a tech problem? Go to:
remotetechassistance.com
Visit my Remote Tech Assistance Channel:
bit.ly/2xW6KW8
