systemreset.exe System Reset for Windows 1921d74789609d720e7f30ff60a9b193

File info

File name: systemreset.exe.mui
Size: 20480 byte
MD5: 1921d74789609d720e7f30ff60a9b193
SHA1: b2252e3eecada638d09e12f89073b26827dec4a7
SHA256: 9ebb7abb611bed8c9cff955181c9ae45632964ab971393261bf016a224b61f05
Operating systems: Windows 10
Extension: MUI
In x64: systemreset.exe System Reset for Windows (32-bit)

Translations messages and strings

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id English (U.S.) English
136Next Next
137Cancel Cancel
138Reset Reset
139Close Close
140Start Start
142Only the drive where Windows is installed Only the drive where Windows is installed
143All drives All drives
144Show me the list of drives that will be affected Show me the list of drives that will be affected
145Do you want to remove all files from all drives? Do you want to remove all files from all drives?
147Additional disk space needed Additional disk space needed
148To free up disk space, you can: To free up disk space, you can:
149Run Disk Cleanup Run Disk Cleanup
150Copy your files to an external device and delete them from this PC Copy your files to an external device and delete them from this PC
151Uninstall programs Uninstall programs
153This won’t take long This won’t take long
155Choose an option Choose an option
156Keep this PC set up for your workplace Keep this PC set up for your workplace
157Yes Yes
158Saves provisioning packages that let your PC use workplace resources. Saves provisioning packages that let your PC use workplace resources.
159No No
160Removes provisioning packages that let your PC use workplace resources. Removes provisioning packages that let your PC use workplace resources.
161Warning! Warning!
162This PC was recently upgraded to Windows 10. If you Reset this PC, you won’t be able to undo the upgrade and go back to the previous version of Windows. This PC was recently upgraded to Windows 10. If you Reset this PC, you won’t be able to undo the upgrade and go back to the previous version of Windows.
163Ready to reset this PC Ready to reset this PC
165Ready to restore Ready to restore
166Fresh start Fresh start
167Let's get started Let's get started
169Getting things ready Getting things ready
171This will take a while and your PC will restart. This will take a while and your PC will restart.
173An additional %1!ws! of free disk space is needed on (%2!ws!). An additional %1!ws! of free disk space is needed on (%2!ws!).
179Note: BitLocker drive encryption will be temporarily suspended until the process is done. Note: BitLocker drive encryption will be temporarily suspended until the process is done.
180Important: Plug in your PC before you start Important: Plug in your PC before you start
181Other people are logged on to this PC Other people are logged on to this PC
182Do you want to continue? This will cause them to lose unsaved data. Do you want to continue? This will cause them to lose unsaved data.
183Restore Restore
189This will remove your personal files and apps from your PC and restore all settings to their defaults. If you use File History, make sure the latest versions of your files were copied to your File History drive before you proceed. This will take a few minutes and your PC will restart. This will remove your personal files and apps from your PC and restore all settings to their defaults. If you use File History, make sure the latest versions of your files were copied to your File History drive before you proceed. This will take a few minutes and your PC will restart.
190Note: BitLocker drive encryption will be turned off. Note: BitLocker drive encryption will be turned off.
191Your PC has more than one drive Your PC has more than one drive
192If you choose to remove files from all drives, these drives will be affected: If you choose to remove files from all drives, these drives will be affected:
193Drives that will be affected Drives that will be affected
194Unnamed drive Unnamed drive
195We can’t reset your PC while it’s running on battery power. We can’t reset your PC while it’s running on battery power.
196Plug in your PC Plug in your PC
197No changes were made. No changes were made.
198There was a problem resetting your PC There was a problem resetting your PC
201Cannot reset this PC and keep your files Cannot reset this PC and keep your files
202To reset this PC and keep your files, the Users, Program Files, and Windows directories need to be on the same drive. You can choose to reset this PC and remove everything instead, but you should back up your personal files first. To reset this PC and keep your files, the Users, Program Files, and Windows directories need to be on the same drive. You can choose to reset this PC and remove everything instead, but you should back up your personal files first.
203Do you want to clean the drives, too? Do you want to clean the drives, too?
204Remove files and clean the drive Remove files and clean the drive
205This might take a few hours, but will make it harder for someone to recover your removed files. Use this if you’re recycling the PC. This might take a few hours, but will make it harder for someone to recover your removed files. Use this if you’re recycling the PC.
206Just remove my files Just remove my files
207This is quicker, but less secure. Use this if you’re keeping the PC. This is quicker, but less secure. Use this if you’re keeping the PC.
211This will remove your personal files and apps from your PC and restore all settings to their defaults. If you use File History, make sure the latest versions of your files were copied to your File History drive before you proceed. Your PC will restart. This will remove your personal files and apps from your PC and restore all settings to their defaults. If you use File History, make sure the latest versions of your files were copied to your File History drive before you proceed. Your PC will restart.
214Your PC can’t be reset because it’s running Windows To Go. Your PC can’t be reset because it’s running Windows To Go.
216We can’t reset this PC We can’t reset this PC
21811;normal;none;Segoe UI 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
219When you remove your files, you can also clean the drive so that the files can’t be recovered easily. This is more secure, but it takes much longer. When you remove your files, you can also clean the drive so that the files can’t be recovered easily. This is more secure, but it takes much longer.
247Could not find the recovery environment Could not find the recovery environment
248Insert your Windows installation or recovery media, and restart your PC with the media. Insert your Windows installation or recovery media, and restart your PC with the media.
253These apps will need to be reinstalled These apps will need to be reinstalled
254Reveiw the list of apps. You’ll need the discs or files to reinstall them later. Reveiw the list of apps. You’ll need the discs or files to reinstall them later.
255Go back Go back
256If you end up missing improved search, security, and startup, come back to Windows 10 anytime. If you end up missing improved search, security, and startup, come back to Windows 10 anytime.
260Thanks for trying Windows 10 Thanks for trying Windows 10
261Reclaim disk space Reclaim disk space
262This will recover the disk space used to store Windows 7. It will free up that disk space, but you will no longer be able to restore Windows 7 after this. This will recover the disk space used to store Windows 7. It will free up that disk space, but you will no longer be able to restore Windows 7 after this.
263Remove Windows 7? Remove Windows 7?
264This will free up space on your PC, but you won’t be able to go back to Windows 7. This will free up space on your PC, but you won’t be able to go back to Windows 7.
265Remove new accounts Remove new accounts
266Before you can go back to a previous version of Windows, you’ll need to remove any user accounts you added after your most recent upgrade. The accounts need to be completely removed, including their profiles. Before you can go back to a previous version of Windows, you’ll need to remove any user accounts you added after your most recent upgrade. The accounts need to be completely removed, including their profiles.
267You created one account (%2!ws!) You created one account (%2!ws!)
268You created %1!ws! accounts (%2!ws!) You created %1!ws! accounts (%2!ws!)
269Go to Settings Accounts Other people to remove these accounts, and then try again. Go to Settings Accounts Other people to remove these accounts, and then try again.
270Move accounts back Move accounts back
271Before you can go back to a previous version of Windows, you’ll need to put any user accounts you moved after your most recent upgrade back in their original location. Before you can go back to a previous version of Windows, you’ll need to put any user accounts you moved after your most recent upgrade back in their original location.
272You moved one account (%2!ws!) You moved one account (%2!ws!)
273You moved %1!ws! accounts (%2!ws!) You moved %1!ws! accounts (%2!ws!)
274We’re sorry, but you can’t go back We’re sorry, but you can’t go back
275The files we need to take you back to a previous version of Windows were removed from this PC. The files we need to take you back to a previous version of Windows were removed from this PC.
277We can’t take you back to a previous version of Windows because the USB flash drive or other external drive that was used during your most recent upgrade is missing. Please insert the disk and try again. We can’t take you back to a previous version of Windows because the USB flash drive or other external drive that was used during your most recent upgrade is missing. Please insert the disk and try again.
279We can’t take you back to the previous version of Windows because it’s been more than a month since the upgrade. We can’t take you back to the previous version of Windows because it’s been more than a month since the upgrade.
280My apps or devices don’t work on Windows 10 My apps or devices don’t work on Windows 10
281Earlier builds seemed easier to use Earlier builds seemed easier to use
282Windows 7 seemed easier to use Windows 7 seemed easier to use
283Windows 8 seemed easier to use Windows 8 seemed easier to use
284Windows 8.1 seemed easier to use Windows 8.1 seemed easier to use
285Earlier builds seemed faster Earlier builds seemed faster
286Windows 7 seemed faster Windows 7 seemed faster
287Windows 8 seemed faster Windows 8 seemed faster
289Earlier builds seemed more reliable Earlier builds seemed more reliable
290Windows 7 seemed more reliable Windows 7 seemed more reliable
291Windows 8 seemed more reliable Windows 8 seemed more reliable
293For another reason For another reason
294Why are you going back? Why are you going back?
296Tell us more Tell us more
298If you’re up for troubleshooting, If you’re up for troubleshooting,
299contact support. contact support.
300What you need to know What you need to know
301This might take a while and you won’t be able to use your PC until it’s done. Leave your PC plugged in and turned on. This might take a while and you won’t be able to use your PC until it’s done. Leave your PC plugged in and turned on.
302After going back: After going back:
303• You’ll have to reinstall some apps and programs. • You’ll have to reinstall some apps and programs.
304• You’ll have to reinstall some programs. • You’ll have to reinstall some programs.
306Don’t get locked out Don’t get locked out
307If you used a password to sign in to Windows 7, make sure you know it. If you used a password to sign in to Windows 7, make sure you know it.
308If you used a password to sign in to Windows 8, make sure you know it. If you used a password to sign in to Windows 8, make sure you know it.
309If you used a password to sign in to your previous build, make sure you know it. If you used a password to sign in to your previous build, make sure you know it.
310Go back to Windows 7 Go back to Windows 7
311Go back to Windows 8 Go back to Windows 8
312Go back to earlier build Go back to earlier build
316You can’t go back on battery power alone. Plug in your PC and then try again. You can’t go back on battery power alone. Plug in your PC and then try again.
323
324Are your files backed up? This shouldn’t affect them, but it’s best to be prepared. Are your files backed up? This shouldn’t affect them, but it’s best to be prepared.
325You won’t be able to sign in without it. You won’t be able to sign in without it.
326My apps or devices don’t work on this build My apps or devices don’t work on this build
327• You’ll lose any changes made to settings after the upgrade to Windows 10. • You’ll lose any changes made to settings after the upgrade to Windows 10.
328• You’ll lose any changes made to settings after installing the latest build. • You’ll lose any changes made to settings after installing the latest build.
329Thanks for trying out this build Thanks for trying out this build
330We’ll install the next preview build when it’s available. We’ll install the next preview build when it’s available.
331The old version of Windows seemed easier to use The old version of Windows seemed easier to use
332Windows 8.1 seemed faster Windows 8.1 seemed faster
333The old version of Windows seemed faster The old version of Windows seemed faster
334Windows 8.1 seemed more reliable Windows 8.1 seemed more reliable
335If you used a password to sign in to Windows 8.1, make sure you know it. If you used a password to sign in to Windows 8.1, make sure you know it.
336If you used a password to sign in to your previous version of Windows, make sure you know it. If you used a password to sign in to your previous version of Windows, make sure you know it.
337The old version of Windows seemed more reliable The old version of Windows seemed more reliable
338Go back to Windows 8.1 Go back to Windows 8.1
339Go back to previous Windows Go back to previous Windows
340Free up some space and try again. Free up some space and try again.
341To go back, you’ll need %1!ws! MB of free space on the drive where Windows is installed. To go back, you’ll need %1!ws! MB of free space on the drive where Windows is installed.
342To go back, you’ll need %1!ws! GB of free space on the drive where Windows is installed. To go back, you’ll need %1!ws! GB of free space on the drive where Windows is installed.
344Your organization’s policy doesn’t allow it. For more info, talk to your support person or IT department. Your organization’s policy doesn’t allow it. For more info, talk to your support person or IT department.
345Couldn’t get info on updates Couldn’t get info on updates
346To check for updates, go to Settings Update & Security Windows Update and select Check for updates. To check for updates, go to Settings Update & Security Windows Update and select Check for updates.
347Check for updates? Check for updates?
348Before you go back, try installing the latest updates. This might fix the problems you’re having with Windows 10. Before you go back, try installing the latest updates. This might fix the problems you’re having with Windows 10.
349Check for updates Check for updates
350No, thanks No, thanks
351Resetting this PC Resetting this PC
352Getting a few things ready %1!d!%% Getting a few things ready %1!d!%%
353This feature is not available in Safe Mode This feature is not available in Safe Mode
354To reset this PC, start Windows normally and try again, or go to Advanced startup and select Troubleshoot. To reset this PC, start Windows normally and try again, or go to Advanced startup and select Troubleshoot.
355This will remove all apps and programs, except those that come standard with Windows. Any store apps installed by your manufacturer will also be kept. Your device will also be updated to the latest version of Windows. Your personal files and some Windows settings will be kept. This will remove all apps and programs, except those that come standard with Windows. Any store apps installed by your manufacturer will also be kept. Your device will also be updated to the latest version of Windows. Your personal files and some Windows settings will be kept.
357Save your work and leave your device plugged in and turned on Save your work and leave your device plugged in and turned on
358This will take a while and your device will restart several times This will take a while and your device will restart several times
359You won't be able to use your device while refreshing Windows, but we will let you know once it's ready You won't be able to use your device while refreshing Windows, but we will let you know once it's ready
360This process could take 20 minutes or longer depending on your device. This process could take 20 minutes or longer depending on your device.
361Refreshing your PC Refreshing your PC
362This will remove all apps and programs you installed. Your device will also be updated to the latest version of Windows. Your personal files and some Windows settings will be kept. This will remove all apps and programs you installed. Your device will also be updated to the latest version of Windows. Your personal files and some Windows settings will be kept.

EXIF

File Name:systemreset.exe.mui
Directory:%WINDIR%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-systemreset.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.15063.0_en-us_f30e9cd1836cfc19\
File Size:20 kB
File Permissions:rw-rw-rw-
File Type:Win32 DLL
File Type Extension:dll
MIME Type:application/octet-stream
Machine Type:Intel 386 or later, and compatibles
Time Stamp:0000:00:00 00:00:00
PE Type:PE32
Linker Version:14.10
Code Size:0
Initialized Data Size:19968
Uninitialized Data Size:0
Entry Point:0x0000
OS Version:10.0
Image Version:10.0
Subsystem Version:6.0
Subsystem:Windows GUI
File Version Number:10.0.15063.0
Product Version Number:10.0.15063.0
File Flags Mask:0x003f
File Flags:(none)
File OS:Windows NT 32-bit
Object File Type:Executable application
File Subtype:0
Language Code:English (U.S.)
Character Set:Unicode
Company Name:Microsoft Corporation
File Description:System Reset for Windows
File Version:10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Internal Name:systemreset.exe
Legal Copyright:© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original File Name:systemreset.exe.mui
Product Name:Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:10.0.15063.0

What is systemreset.exe.mui?

systemreset.exe.mui is Multilingual User Interface resource file that contain English (U.S.) language for file systemreset.exe (System Reset for Windows).

File version info

File Description:System Reset for Windows
File Version:10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Company Name:Microsoft Corporation
Internal Name:systemreset.exe
Legal Copyright:© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original Filename:systemreset.exe.mui
Product Name:Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:10.0.15063.0
Translation:0x409, 1200