How to reinstall Windows 10 remotely without a flash drive and disk?

Question

Windows

Such situation. There is a computer on which Windows 10 is installed. Is it possible to reinstall windows remotely, without physical presence?! Physical access is COMPLETELY absent! If possible, please write in detail how this can be done! Thanks in advance for your reply!!!

Answer 1

When you asked the question, didn't this one pop up in the prompts? How to reinstall Windows 10 remotely?
And there is a toaster search.
You can use AOMEI Partition Assistant to create a partition from free space,
connect the partition to VirtualBox, install Windows there, immediately install the teamviewer with a logged in account, then edit the Windows bootloader so that after rebooting Windows is loaded from the new partition. That's all. Everything is done remotely.
But if you make at least one mistake, especially when editing boot.ini, then everything is fine. Nothing will load and you will have to go to the object, whether it's the tundra or the north pole - it doesn't matter.
It's easier to go right away - without shaking your grandmother.

Answer 2

in detail

without access or like
upd , see comments, there are also important explanations why this is possible in principle, but you should not hope for this /upd ;))
I will explain:
- any plug with a question to the console in the loading phase, and you have lost access
- you can nibble granite of science , prepare an image and firewood, even sew up an autorun script after installation, which will set up some kind of acceptable remote access .. but the slightest mistake and you have lost access
- you can purchase devices , but physical access is required to install them
.. have any more questions?
pps in general, then advanced providers have services for installing / reinstalling the OS .. sometimes even for free and through the admin panel - https:/ /vds4you.com/blog/ustanovka_pereustanovka_o...

Answer 3

Such things are prepared in advance, in fact, at the stage of buying a computer - PC hardware must support hardware remote access. There are technologies for this (IPMI, vPro), but usually they are used only in server hardware, because stand well.
There is also a cheaper option - remote boot (PXE). But the same requires preliminary preparation and hardware support.
The purely software option is something like the answer from Alexander . Either preparing the installation media with an answer file for the installer, or restoring a backup copy, which also requires preliminary preparation.

Answer 4

Settings->Update & Security->Recovery->Reset your PC

Answer 5

You can try to reinstall - not the fact that it will work.
Just drop the desired distribution on the local disk and start the installation.