You're welcome and I'm really sorry you're going through this. It can be frustrating when something like a reset leads to more issues.
As for your question, choose only the drive where Windows is installed. Thank you and stay safe!
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First time I factory reset my computer it cailed and said "Undoing changes" as it did that it brought up my login screen. I go to login but now I am locked out behind an Error that persists with User Profile service Failed. So I go to factory reset again. It does the same thing. Undoes the changes and says that same error. I go for the third time but this time it is to fully wipe the computer. Gets stuck at 46% for 2 hours and then fails. Still the same error. I have been following guifes to do stuff in safe mode, but as I login to safe mode I am met with a blank white canvas, and cannot access anything at all. The window key + R or X does not work at all. I would like to fix this ASAP, it has been stressing me out. I don't know what to do.
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You're welcome and I'm really sorry you're going through this. It can be frustrating when something like a reset leads to more issues.
As for your question, choose only the drive where Windows is installed. Thank you and stay safe!
Okay, thank you. This truly stinks. This all happened because I tried to factory reset. I was logged into my pc today before this happened and it started going slow, and I remember hearing thay if the PC goes slow a factory reset will work. Then after I did it, I get hit with the User Profile Service failed Error. I am so sad. Thank you for being persistent in trying to help me. I will figure out a way to get the USB and do that process. Thank you again.
Also before we part ways, if I were to Local again, do I choose Only the drive where Windows is installed or All Drives?
Since you already tried the local without success, The only option left is clean reinstallation. the only way to perform a clean installation would be through a USB, as you need to create installation media for this process. If that's not possible right now, I suggest visiting a local tech store or borrowing one from someone you know. Also, make sure that the USB is empty with at least 8 GB of space.
I am okay with that but it states
Unable to download. Please try Reset this PC using the local reinstall option.
Try the option to remove everything, since you're okay with that, right?