One of the best ways to resolve an issue in Windows is by resetting the operating system. When one tries to reset the system, they are presented with two options – Cloud Download or Local Reinstall.

The new cloud download option for Windows makes it easier than ever to reinstall or reset Windows and keep it in a healthy state. So, if you find your PC is running slow or causing problems, try ...

The next screen asks how you would like to reinstall Windows. Select the option for Cloud Download ( Figure C ). You will need at least 4GB of free space–and probably more–for this option to work.

In this Windows 10 article, we'll guide you through the steps to reset and reinstall Windows 10 using Local Reinstall, Cloud Download, and Fresh Start.

The Windows 10 May 2020 Update also brings over a new way to reset the PC and perform reinstalls, giving users the ability to download the Windows 10 files directly from the cloud.

The Cloud Download feature available for Windows 10 provides a new option for resetting your PC when you run into serious issues, writes George Cox.

In this guide, we'll show you the steps to use the Reset this PC feature with the "cloud download" option to start fresh with a new copy of Windows 10, preserving or erasing all your files.

(Image credit: Future) Choose the Windows 10 reset option: Cloud download: Download a fresh copy of the installation from the cloud and reinstall Windows 11.However, this option will not restore ...

The Windows 10 20H1 Update will introduce a new cloud recovery feature that allow users to reset their PC using Windows files downloaded from Microsoft's servers.

Microsoft is planning to make it easier to recover a Windows 10 machine with a new cloud download option. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer July 30, 2019 at 3:51 a.m. PT ...

For Windows 10, this new internet recovery feature could mark an interesting way to reinstall the operating system. It’s not entirely clear, but “Cloud Download” in Windows could presumably ...