
Part 2: Create a Windows 10 Bootable USB Recovery Drive with Windows Boot Genius Click "Create" and Windows will begin to burn a bootable recovery drive. Insert a USB flash that is at least 8GB into the computer and click the Next to select a connected USB drive.Ī warning will show you that everything on the drive will be deleted. If your computer comes with OEM recovery partition, the Back up system files to the recovery drive check box will be enabled.
Press the Windows key and type recovery drive Change the view to Settings, then on the left side click Create a recovery drive. If your computer already can't start, then turn to Part 2. Below steps only apply to create Windows 10 recovery drive when computer can start normally. Windows 10 allows you to create a recovery drive (USB) that can be used to troubleshoot and restore your computer. Part 1: Create a Windows 10 Bootable USB Recovery Drive with Windows 10 Built-in Feature Here is a step by step instruction on how to create a bootable USB recovery disk in Windows 10 even when your computer already can't start. Idk.After upgrading to Windows 10 for a while, have you created a recovery drive for you Windows 10 system? Windows 10 has the feature to create a bootable USB flash/disk recovery drive that can be used to troubleshoot and fix those problems, even if your PC won't start. And the people who asked Microsoft this exact issue, were not helpful at all, and it seemed like they didn't quite understand the issue, as it may be a device level issue only on certain brands and not an actual onedrive issue or something. I've been trying to figure out a better way, but I haven't been able to find much online. It's really annoying, though, h because you have to setup all of your app settings again, and you lose all of the things you have favorited on the device. App size goes back to less than 200mb every time. So I've cleared all data after doing large file operations. It didn't show any files to delete.Ĭlearing cache does not do i if using offline function and retaining the used storage. So, I went into system files and found the apps folder. And whatever the number grows to in size off app data when made available offline, Is exactly the same even after making online only. I've tested it a few times with different sized files.
In theory, it should clear the storage space as well.
I do this frequently, and I shortly figured out that my onedrive is taking a lot of spaceĪfter a few times, it clicked in my head that when I make them available online only again. I use the offline files function a lot and have made 14 GB of files at times available for offline use.