Windows 10: Resetting Windows

I'm resetting Windows to try and speed my PC up and have a problem. First of all, when I select "Cloud Download" I get an error message when I press next and it tells me to reinstall windows on the local drive rather than from the cloud. Is there a fix for this? Also, whatever setting I choose I am told at the end that this will NOT clean the drive. Is this not what I would want? Are there other ways I can clean the drive? Note I will be using this laptop still therefore would not want to completely wipe the drive. Any response would be appreciated ASAP. Thank you.

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