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: You can use the "Reset this PC" feature from the login screen's recovery menu to reinstall Windows while choosing to keep or remove your personal files.

: These files may include keyloggers designed to steal your credentials once you regain access to your PC.

: If you log in with a Microsoft email, you can reset your password or retrieve a BitLocker recovery key via the official Microsoft Account Recovery site.

: "Crack" installers are common vectors for ransomware, spyware, and trojans.