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1. #LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
2. #LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
3. #LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#
4. #LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 ISO#

#LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#

Similarly if you have Windows 10 Professional edition, it’ll download Pro edition from Microsoft servers. For example, if you have Windows 10 basic or core edition installed, it’ll download the same edition. One more thing! “Cloud Download” downloads the same edition of Windows 10 which is currently installed in user’s computer.

#LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

Some users may find it disappointing as they might want to install latest available version of Windows 10 using this tool. Some users will find it good decision as it’ll not cause any compatibility issue. It downloads same version and build of Windows 10 which is currently installed in user’s device. Remember “Cloud Download” option DOESN’T download latest version of Windows 10.

#LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 ISO#

Microsoft claims that the option can use more than 4 GB of data which is quite true as Windows 10 ISO is also of same size approx. Since “Cloud Download” grabs a copy of Windows 10 setup files from online servers, it consumes lots of Internet data.

“Cloud Download” option automatically downloads fresh copy of Windows 10 from official Microsoft servers. To address this issue, Microsoft has added a new option called “ Cloud Download” to “Reset This PC” feature in newer versions of Windows 10. In such situations, users were unable to use “Reset This PC” feature to reinstall Windows 10. Sometimes the local copy might be corrupted and can’t be used to reinstall Windows 10.

In older versions of Windows 10, “Reset This PC” feature used local Windows 10 installation files to restore fresh copy of Windows 10 in the device. “Reset This PC” takes care of everything. Users don’t need Windows 10 ISO or installation disc and don’t need to execute any command to delete or format the drive. It’s an excellent feature for general users who don’t have much tech knowledge and want to reinstall Windows 10 in their devices. “Reset This PC” feature formats the C: drive, deletes all files and folders (if selected by the user), uninstalls all installed programs and apps, removes all user customized settings and then reinstalls fresh Windows 10 copy in the device. If you don’t want to keep anything and want to install a fresh copy of Windows 10, you can select “ Remove everything” option. If you want to keep your personal files such as photos, videos, documents, etc stored in your User Profile folder, you can select the option “ Keep my files” while using “Reset This PC” feature. “Reset This PC” wizard allows you to keep or remove your personal files. Alternatively, You can directly launch Recovery page using “ ms-settings:recovery” command in RUN dialog box as mentioned here. Now click on “ Get Started” button present under “ Reset This PC” option.

#LOCAL CLOUD WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#

You can access this feature by opening Windows 10 Settings using Start Menu or by pressing WIN+I keys together and then navigate to “ Update & Security -> Recovery” section. So after using “Reset This PC” feature, you get a fresh and clean Windows 10 copy installed in your computer system. “Reset This PC” feature can be considered as factory reset which allows users to completely format the system drive (C: drive) where Windows 10 is installed and then reinstall Windows 10 from scratch. This feature can be used to reinstall Windows 10 in a device if the user is facing issues while using the operating system. Windows 10 comes with a built-in recovery tool called “ Reset This PC“. If you have heard about new “ Cloud Download” option or feature present in Windows 10 or if you noticed “Cloud Download” option while using “ Reset This PC” feature in Windows 10 and you are wondering what this new option does, this article will help you in learning more about the new “Cloud Download” feature introduced in Windows 10 operating system.