Recovery disc

[Liljen]

Accidentally Uninstalled Nvidia GeForce. Trying to do an image recovery, but need a windows 10 recovery disk. 

[Prométhée]

hi

what exactly did you do ..
The computer starts normally?
Removing an Nvidia driver does not normally require a factory recovery
Please give the product number of the computer

[Liljen]

Hi. Thanks for the quick response. 

The product number of my computer is 

M1W11UA#ABA

Model number is

M7-N109DX

I downloaded the windows 10  update. Microsoft lost my pin so I had to reset it. 

My computers cpu usage was running really high and there were no apps open. So I did a virus scan with my Macafee software. No virus.

Its been running a bit weird lately, (the only way I can get it to wake up from sleep mode is to turn it off. It doesn't respond when I push buttons or touch the screen). So I decided to Uninstall some media programs that I installed a while back to try to get my wma music files back (that windows 10 took from me!). I thought the Nvidia GeForce was one of those. I uninstalled it and it needed to restart my computer. So I restarted it.

Now all I get is a blue screen that asks a keyboard layout, then 2 options: troubleshoot or turn off pc.

When I select trouble shoot I get the recovery manager or advanced options.

I'm not sure if there's a hidden virus or Trojan, or if windows 10 updated did something, or me uninstalling that Nvidia did this. But it apparently needs a system restore, and I need a disk in order to do an image restore rather than factory reset. 

BTW I did back up my files onto my external hard drive. 

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[Prométhée]

ok,

read the documents and try the different options to reinstall windows

Restore your computer when Windows cannot start normally

Use the following steps to restore your computer when Windows does not open normally.

•  Using Microsoft System Restore (Windows 10, 😎
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Resetting Your Computer (Windows 10)

[Liljen]

Hi. I tried the instructions from the links you gave me, but it doesn't work. When I repeatedly press the F11 key, or hold shift and windows buttons, I can't get to that options screen. 

All I get are 'troubleshoot' or turn off pc.

I click on trouble shoot and the only options I get are 'recovery manager' or 'advanced options.' When I click on 'advanced options', I see the system restore. But when I click on that, I get an error (see pic) that tells me to pick an operating system. But I can't access that option when I restart my pc? 

 

[Liljen]

Hi. I tried the instructions from the links you gave me, but it doesn't work. When I repeatedly press the F11 key, or hold shift and windows buttons, I can't get to that options screen. 

All I get are 'troubleshoot' or turn off pc.

I click on trouble shoot and the only options I get are 'recovery manager' or 'advanced options.' When I click on 'advanced options', I see the system restore. But when I click on that, I get an error (see pic) that tells me to pick an operating system. But I can't access that option when I restart my pc? 

 

[Prométhée]

you try this ?

• Use one of the following methods to open Windows Recovery Environment:
  • Restart your computer and immediately press the F11 key repeatedly. The Choose an option screen opens.
  • Click Start . While holding down the Shift key, click Power, and then select Restart. Continue holding down the Shift key as the computer restarts, until the Choose an option screen opens.
• On the Choose an Option screen, click Troubleshoot.

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