- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Data Migration
- Migrate and erase data from old PC
- Check the network settings
- Change the system locale
- Device discovery and prechecks
- Unsupported Windows version
- Applications to close before migrating
- Start Migrate
- Launch Data Assistant on your old PC
- Launch Migrate through SupportAssist on your new Dell PC
- Code verification
- Migrate multiple accounts
- Searching for files and settings
- Troubleshooting network disconnect issues during migration
- Create Data Assistant shortcut
- Select files to migrate
- Migration of file attributes
- Mapping the drives
- Migration progress
- Migration summary
- Migration completion
- Interpret migration report
- Retry or finish the migration process after it was canceled
- Troubleshooting migration failure
- Troubleshooting when migration is completed with warnings
- Issues while launching Data Assistant on old PC
- Program Compatibility Assistant
- Data Erase
- Perform erase without migration
- Prechecks for erase
- Disabling BitLocker
- Troubleshooting hard disk failure issues
- Troubleshooting when external storage is found
- Set reminder
- Levels of erase
- Reset SupportAssist OS Recovery
- Windows reset Windows 10
- Prerequisites for resetting Windows 8.1
- Erase Windows 7
- Troubleshooting Windows reset
- Manual Reboot
- Running Dell Migrate on desktop PCs
- Update .NET Framework
- Tips for faster data migration
- Migration of OneDrive files
- Default exclusions from migration
- Error codes
Dell Migrate User's Guide
Prerequisites for resetting Windows 10
You can reset Windows 10 Home, Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions.
NOTE: Data Assistant prompts you to perform Windows reset if you are using a non-Dell PC, or if you do not have
SupportAssist OS Recovery 5.3 or later installed on your Dell PC.
- Ensure that you back up all important data, and close all applications before proceeding with Windows reset.
- Ensure that your PC is connected to a power outlet before proceeding with reset. If the system shuts down during reset, your system might end up in an unusable state.
- Ensure that your system supports Windows reset.
- Ensure that you have either a recovery media, such as a USB drive or a DVD, or a recovery partition on your system.
Computer manufacturers (OEMs) usually ship systems with recovery partitions. To check if your system has recovery partitions:
- Press Windows + R key to open Run.
- Enter
diskmgmt.msc, and press Enter.
Recovery or System Reserved partition is displayed.
- Verify that the system contains a recovery partition.
Figure 1. Partition layout for Windows 10 GPT 
Figure 2. Partition layout for Windows 10 MBR 
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