If you do not have the Windows 10 installation disc, creating a USB flash drive will allow you to access system recovery options in the event of problems. You can then repair the Windows startup and restore backups. A key of at least 8 GB is required.
1-In the search field, enter the retrieve command.
2-Click Create Recovery Drive.
3-Leave the Back up the system files check box and click Next.
4-Plug in a USB flash drive of at least 8 GB. Click Next.
5-All contents of the key will be deleted. Click Create.
6-Once the key is created, click the Close button and then click OK. Put it in a safe place.
7-Note that the recovery disk does not replace the backup of your system. It supplements it with tools to restore the backup when your computer has problems and Windows does not start anymore.
1-In the search field, enter the retrieve command.
2-Click Create Recovery Drive.
3-Leave the Back up the system files check box and click Next.
4-Plug in a USB flash drive of at least 8 GB. Click Next.
5-All contents of the key will be deleted. Click Create.
6-Once the key is created, click the Close button and then click OK. Put it in a safe place.
7-Note that the recovery disk does not replace the backup of your system. It supplements it with tools to restore the backup when your computer has problems and Windows does not start anymore.
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