If you're unable to reset Windows 10, chances are due to the Reset bug. Here are the steps you need to follow to repair the reset bug to resolve the unable to reset problem.

Once the product is not working as it should or throwing random errors, it is generally the time to reset laptop computer. With respect to the option you select within the reset prompt, Windows 10 has the capacity to reset laptop computer without loss of data. As possible guess, the resetting feature is plenty useful in a lot of situations as it removes the necessity to completely reinstall Windows 10.

As good as the 'Reset this PC' feature is, with a recent update, Microsoft introduced a new bug in Windows 10 in which the system won't reset regardless of how perhaps you try. Whenever a user clicks the Reset this PC button, the machine just restarts or freezes in position. Obviously, the reset bug is only present on systems with certain hardware configurations. Since it is an essential feature for many users, Microsoft devised a simple workaround to repair the problem until the new update arrives by having an actual fix.

Thankfully, this workaround is fairly well-known and works pretty much. In case your computer is not able to reset, you could make use of this fix the reset bug to resolve the unable to reset Windows 10 problem. So, without further ado, allow me to show you the steps to repair the reset bug in Windows 10.

Steps to Fix Reset Bug & Solve Unable to Reset Problem

To repair the Windows 10 reset bug, you need to execute the DISM restore health command. Here are the precise steps you need to follow to do that.

First, open the beginning menu by pressing the "Start" key in your keyboard.
Type "Command Prompt".
Right-click on "Command Prompt" and choose the "Run as administrator" option. This can open a heightened Command Prompt window.
Here, paste the below command and press Enter.
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

Once you execute the command, the DISM command will scan the Windows 10 system and proceeds to restore its health should there be any faults or bugs. The entire process will take sometime to accomplish. So, sit back and wait till it's complete. Also, I recommend you stay connected to the internet while running the scan. The scan might trigger any necessary updates to fix the problem. Once done, you are able to safely close the Command Prompt. Finally, reboot Windows 10.

That is all. From now on, you can reset the PC without any hassle. If you're still facing the problem, it's highly probable the issue is with system files. For the reason that situation, you may either attempt to restore the system to some known good state or uninstall last installed Windows update. In the event that didn't work, you might have to reinstall Windows 10 fully.