Windows 10: "There was a problem resetting your pc; No changes were made" Windows 10 Reset

Hi, I'm trying to reset my PC. I'm trying the option to reset it while retaining my personal files, but whenever I do, around 35% completion it tells me that "there was a problem resetting your pc" and that "no changes were made". After entering C:\$SysReset\Logs\Setupact.log I was able to find 3 errors.

The 1st:

2018-12-22 21:19:53, Error Factory: Factory recovery not supported on [10.0] recovery image[gle=0x000000ea]


The 2nd:

2018-12-22 21:19:52, Error 0x80070002 in PbrGetRestoreToBaselineVal (base\reset\engine\scenario\src\sensetargetos.cpp:61): Does not find registry key of PushButtonReset[gle=0x00000002]


And the 3rd:

2018-12-22 21:19:52, Error 0x80070002 in PushButtonReset::RegKey::HasValue (base\reset\util\src\registry.cpp:187): Failed to load subkey at [Microsoft\Windows\Signature][gle=0x00000002]


I'm currently running on the latest version of Windows 10 Home, version 1809 I believe, on a PC which I installed the OS on myself. It's never given me any issues before, but I felt it was time to clean some of the excess files with a reset since it's been about 3 years. The PC originally had Windows 8 installed, however I used the free upgrade opportunity to switch to Windows 10.


I've tried disabling and re-enabling reagent into the command prompt, as well as entering cd %windir%\system32\config

ren system system.001

ren software software.001 but to no avail. Whilst trying to do those final two, it would tell me that both were in use by another application, even when booting from advance startup.


I've spent well over ~2 or so hours trying to get this to work, but have yet to find a solution. I'd prefer not to have to completely reinstall windows since I'd like to keep my files, but I may just have to if I can't find a solution. Any help/input would be greatly appreciated, and thanks in advance.

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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/what-do-forget-windows-password#1TC=windows-8

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