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#BOOKMARK FOLDERS FACTORY RESET UPDATE#
#BOOKMARK FOLDERS FACTORY RESET PRO#
#BOOKMARK FOLDERS FACTORY RESET WINDOWS#

#BOOKMARK FOLDERS FACTORY RESET WINDOWS#

Choose Windows Recovery option from left panel and click Get Started button under Reset this PC.

#BOOKMARK FOLDERS FACTORY RESET UPDATE#

Now you can see all available Windows 10 settings, there choose Update & security. It automatically resumes after a reboot until done. After moving your personal files follow these steps to factory reset Windows 10 : First navigate to Windows 10 settings or hit + I. The downside is that "doWipeProtectedMethod" can leave some clients (depending on configuration and hardware) in an unbootable state.Īdditionally "doWipeMethod" can be canceled by the user (power cycle for example), "doWipeProtectedMethod" cannot be canceled. The later one will also wipe all data from the disks, especially if you want to refurbish the devices. $methodname can bei either "doWipeMethod" or "doWipeProtectedMethod". $session.InvokeMethod($namespaceName, $instance, $methodName, $params) $instance = Get-CimInstance -Namespace $namespaceName -ClassName $className -Filter "ParentID='./Vendor/MSFT' and InstanceID='RemoteWipe'" To accomplish this, you can either execute the script with task scheduler or use psexec.exe to run powershell as system (psexec -s powershell.exe -file c:\pathtoscript\script.ps1). You have to execute the following PowerShell script as SYSTEM. This way you do exactly the same as intune would do. You can use the MDM WMI Bridge Provider to do what you want. We have the facility to push commands and scripts to the laptops so was hoping to do this via powershell. We are trying to accomplish this remotely as our users are all at home, so I need to automate it and have no user involvement in the process, I just want it to factory reset, and bring the laptop up to the off-the-shelf state configuration. Find your profile folder path by visiting chrome://version from that particular Chrome profile. To reset a particular profile, rename the profile folder only e.g. We just want the laptops to be totally reset so they don't contain any company information, we're not bothered about completing the OOBE once they are wiped. Rename the folder Chrome to Chrome-old Start Google Chrome.

#BOOKMARK FOLDERS FACTORY RESET PRO#

We are not doing this from any pre-exiting images, and our laptops are running the pre-loaded Windows 10 Pro install, we are just using the in-built Windows 10 "reset this PC" feature as we have no MDM configured. If this didn't fix your problems then close SourceTree and restore the files, then re-open SourceTree again (if at all possible).I've looked for this answer online and have come across the "systemreset -factoryreset" command which works, but it comes up with the prompt asking if I want to keep my files or remove everything, I want to remove everything, but without the prompt.

Remove file in C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree.exe\\nfig.

Remove files "bookmarks.xml", "opentabs.xml", "userhosts" in C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree\.

If this didn't fix your problems then close SourceTree and restore the files, then re-open SourceTree again (if at all possible).

Open SourceTree again to test if it worked or not.

If you're using Mavericks or later, run the following in the terminal defaults delete.

If you're using an OS X version before Mavericks: Remove ~/Library/Preferences/ (you should be using the direct version of SourceTree, hence "NotMAS").

Remove everything in ~/Library/Application Support/SourceTree/.

Make sure the files are backed up in the following folders before removing the files.

The following files need to be deleted after they've been backed up. If wiping your preferences does solve the problem you may have to re-add your bookmarks once again and specify other general settings in SourceTree. Please back these up in the event that wiping your preferences isn't the cause of the problem. Please note that wiping the preferences will mean you will lose your bookmarks and view settings. This is a very rare problem to happen and is usually due to a config being set outside of SourceTree, or some system environment setting that could be causing issues with other configurations leading SourceTree to crash. In the event that some problem has happened with SourceTree due to a preference setting which shouldn't be set as it should then you may have to totally wipe your preferences. This article only applies to Atlassian products on the server and data center platforms.

Platform Notice: Server and Data Center Only.