I thought I remembered something about restrictions on what version could be recovered to but I can't find information on that now or workarounds. Select All settings to open the Settings app. Alternatively, swipe in from the right side of the screen with your finger to open the Action Center. Select the small square icon in the bottom-right of the screen to open the Windows 10 Action Center. that seems to be ok but it's not surface OEM so some thing behave oddly (it makes the plugging in and unplugging sound when I close the keyboard for instance) The option to reset your Surface device is hidden within the Windows 10 Settings app.
I have found that I can download the windows 10 iso from MS and just boot and install from that. Trouble is that I can boot from that USB and go through the motions of a recovery but it always failed at 57%, again nothing helpful, just 'recovery has failed no changes have been made' (although changes have been made because the SSD is wiped).
Doing a recovery failed so I followed what I thought would be the simplest approach and downloaded the surface pro 4 recovery files from MS and copied them over the top of a recovery USB created from a standard windows 10 machine (this seemed to be how MS say to do it). Has anyone has this issue.I decided after the last insider preview to do a recovery and start afresh on my surface.
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