[SOLVED] want to sell windows 10 oem

[Ronv1011]

hey guys i have a windows 10 oem and I want to sell my pc so how can I "logout" or something from the windows so the guy who buy it from me won't be logged onto my microsoft user.
sorry for real newbish question guys!

 

[RealBeast]

hey guys i have a windows 10 oem and I want to sell my pc so how can I "logout" or something from the windows so the guy who buy it from me won't be logged onto my microsoft user.
sorry for real newbish question guys!

Reset your PC and choose remove everything. It will ask again and you want to choose to remove all your files and clean the drive.

 

[Ronv1011]

Reset your PC and choose remove everything.

in the bios?

 

[RealBeast]

No, in Windows 10 under settings. You can Google a step by step or wing it -- very easy.

edit:You can just type reset in the Window next to the start button and go from there.

 

[Ronv1011]

No, in Windows 10 under settings. You can Google a step by step or wing it -- very easy.

thank you very mmuch!

 

[Math Geek]

i'd go further and completely secure wipe the drive and start with a totally fresh windows install.

this way no of your data can be recovered once it is out of your hands.

an ssd has a different process than a regular drive but it should be done either way

 

[RealBeast]

i'd go further and completely secure wipe the drive and start with a totally fresh windows install.

this way no of your data can be recovered once it is out of your hands.

an ssd has a different process than a regular drive but it should be done either way

If you choose the remove everything option W10 does that for you.

 

[Math Geek]

win 10 will secure wipe the drive now?

hhhmmmm learn something new every day.

 

[USAFRet]

I would absolutely do a full wipe and reinstall.
Delete all partitions, rather than relying on WIndows to do it.

 

[USAFRet]

hey guys i have a windows 10 oem and I want to sell my pc so how can I "logout" or something from the windows so the guy who buy it from me won't be logged onto my microsoft user.
sorry for real newbish question guys!

Where did this "OEM" come from?
Was it preinstalled on the PC?
Or something you purchased and installed?