Nope, we are not done yet – there are a bunch of other Windows 8.1 problems and issues that need to be brought upon the surface so that more folks could know about it. A good number of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 users have been reporting that they have problems with the refresh/reset system and apparently they are “missing some files”. Here’s what one of them is saying: A solution for his problem would be to create a USB (Universal Serial Bus) recovery drive and then use it to refresh the Windows 8.1 system. You can follow Microsoft’s own tips on this article. Another user is saying the following, even after creating a recovery media. At the moment we don’t know exactly what is causing the problem, but we know that it is causing the following errors (quite a lot of them): I figured the recovery media was for 8 and my system was 8.1 and that was the issue. Searching i found a MS page describing how to create 8.1 media for this purpose. Following this failed too, as for some reason it refused to accept my product key. I have no idea why. My system was normally activated. I began to wonder if 8.1 product keys were different from 8. And using the belarc advisor I can see that my 8.1 system is activated using a 8 product key. At this point I’m all pretty terribly confused and wondering if i can ever use refresh or reset.

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There are many specific files missing and related issues. For example, if your Windows keeps refreshing and does not stop, there is actually a great fix guide written by us in order to help you. Sometimes your system might make some files and folders disappear. That problem might occur on all Windows versions, and can be the result of an important update that has some errors. In that case, you can restore your files and folders and fix this problem by following the steps from this article.

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