Windows 11 users can reinstall operating system to resolve major issues

Windows 11 users experiencing significant issues may need to consider reinstalling the operating system. Common signs include performance drops, frequent crashes, system errors, and malware infections. If troubleshooting fails, a reinstall can often resolve these problems. There are three main ways to reinstall Windows 11: keeping files, removing apps and settings, or performing a clean installation. Users can access these options through the "Recovery" settings in the system menu. Each method varies in how much data is retained. For a complete reset, users can select "Remove everything," which deletes all files and applications. It's important to back up data before proceeding. If access to the desktop is not possible, a USB bootable media may be required for installation.