Do you take the time to read (and understand) before taking the time to answer? Obviously you didn’t before, so please refrain from answering if you don’t intend to do so in the future.
I want two things
1. reclaim the space
2. have a reset (full) option for the upgraded version of Windows.
When I did what you said, the disk cleanup tool for some reason
1. deleted files that prevented me from making a successful full reset (maintained user accounts etc), not just to the upgraded version, but even the previous version as well.
2. Messed up even the “softer” reset that it did (which I did not opt for), by removing basically all but two tiles from the startup screen; something went wrong so I reinstalled windows altogether (the earlier version as it is the only available)
Now I know that the easiest and most straighforward solution to my question and problem would be the availability of a system image with the upgraded OS + the embedded reset files (not those allowing to go back to a previous version of windows, but resetting/clearing the OS)…but that is not available.
If you know of any solution and have taken the time to read and understand the issue properly, I would welcome your answer…
….if not I can live without you gracing my topic with your replies.
Thank you.
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