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If you had any personal data on that PC I'd recommend replacing the storage device, and simply slap a clean install of Windows on it. I very much doubt the reset functionality of Windows 10 properly erases your files to the point of being non-recoverable.

Not only does the replace and reinstall ensures people can't get to your files, chances are it's quicker, easier and no crap from Windows itself stayed behind.

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