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Almost every computer user has encountered situations where their Windows operating system slows down without apparent cause. During such times, users often scan for viruses, delete log files, uninstall certain applications, and even reinstall Windows to address the sluggish performance.
For Windows 8 users, resolving sluggish system issues seems simpler with the Refresh function. The mechanism involves checking user data, personal configurations, and Modern apps before 'cleaning' the operating system. After the cleanup, it restores the saved data for the user.
Guide to Resolving Inoperative Refresh on Windows 8
Since most issues with Refresh stem from its spontaneous failure, we can address the non-functional Refresh on Windows 8 using the following steps:
- Utilize the installation disk or Windows 8 installation USB.
TIP Refer to the article on creating a bootable USB with Hiren's Boot to generate installation setups for Windows 7/8/8.1 and more.
Step 1: Insert the Windows 8 installation DVD or USB into your computer.
Step 2: Choose to boot from the respective DVD or USB.
Step 3: Select Next to proceed.
Step 4: Choose Repair your computer to continue.
Step 5: Choose Troubleshoot to proceed.
Step 6: Select Advanced options to continue.
Step 7: Choose Command Prompt.
Step 8: In the Command Prompt window, enter the following commands one by one, concluding each with Enter.
Follow the steps above, then restart your computer to see the results. Now you can successfully utilize the Refresh feature for Windows 8. For more efficient computer usage, explore additional system tricks available on Mytour.
Additionally, are you familiar with the purpose of Refresh on desktops running Windows 7, 8? If not, you can refer to learn more.
