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Systems are not flawless, especially when they can be attacked by viruses or compromised by users. In such cases, what will you do to restore damaged system files or choose another path, like reinstalling Windows 10? The Recovery Drive tool is here to help you back up essential system files and restore them when needed.
With Recovery Drive, all you need is a USB drive and its copying time. No external software is required; just use what Windows 10 provides to create a Windows 10 bootable USB, Windows 10 recovery USB. To save you from waiting any longer, Mytour's guide will instruct you on creating a Windows 10 recovery USB.
Guide to Creating a Windows 10 Recovery USB
Step 1: To create a Windows 10 recovery USB, you'll need a USB with capacity larger than 4GB. Additionally, all data on that USB will be erased.
Step 2: Open the Start Menu on Windows 10, type 'recovery drive', and click on the result Create a recovery drive.
Step 3: The system confirms once again the activation of the Recovery Drive feature; you choose Yes.
Step 4: On the interface of the Recovery Drive, check the option back up system files to the Recovery Drive and press Next.
Step 5: You'll need to wait for 5 to 10 minutes while the system checks before allowing you to create a Windows 10 recovery USB.
Step 6: When the system confirms that you've plugged in the USB, it will prompt you; click Next to proceed.
Step 7: Before Creating the Recovery Drive, the system will once again warn about formatting the USB and erasing all data in it. Click Create to initiate the creation process.
Step 8: This process takes the longest time; just don't eject the USB, and all other tasks won't be affected.
Step 9: When the system notifies The recovery drive is ready, click Finish to complete the process of creating a Windows 10 recovery USB.
Check inside the USB, and you'll find recovery files similar to creating a bootable USB. The built-in tools can help you restore Windows 10.
With just one USB, you can restore Windows 10 when needed. Creating a Windows 10 recovery USB is essential for readers in cases of Windows 10 recovery needs anytime. Similar to how many Mytour readers often use the method of creating a Restore Point. You can choose to create a Restore Point or follow the guide above on creating a Windows 10 recovery USB.
In the Creators update, Windows 10 introduces the Dynamic Lock feature, allowing users to remotely lock their computers via Bluetooth devices. If you've upgraded to Windows 10 Creators but haven't explored this feature, check out the article on enabling Dynamic Lock in Windows 10 Creators Update by Mytour for the best troubleshooting.
Up next, Microsoft is set to unveil Windows 10 S, featuring numerous new and useful functionalities for users, especially students and educators worldwide. Stay tuned and upgrade to Windows 10 S starting today.
