How to factory reset windows 10 without password to new owner?

This is a built-in Windows feature you can use to factory reset windows 10 to new owner via the Command Prompt in Recovery Mode, preparing the device for a new user without needing to log into the desktop.

Instructions: Boot into Recovery Mode (by powering off the laptop three times during startup), navigate to Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → Command Prompt, then type

systemreset -factoryreset

to launch the built-in reset tool. Follow the on-screen prompts to remove all files and complete the factory reset.

Its advantages include being a native, no-extra-software method, allowing you to factory reset windows 10 to new owner even if you don’t have the login password, and guiding you through the official reset process with confirmation prompts.

Its drawbacks include requiring access to Recovery Mode, which may not work if the system is severely corrupted, and permanently deleting all data on the device with no option to keep personal files if you choose the full reset.

This allows you to quickly reset the system to its factory state, making it ready for the new owner to set up from scratch. It is suitable for preparing a Windows 10 device for resale, gifting, or passing it to another user, ensuring no personal data remains on the system.