1.2 A Win10 Recovery disk [on USB or DVD, 512MB]. 2 You also need to make a system image on an external drive. You can then, if all else fails, boot from the installation / Recovery disk to restore the image onto your HDD.You made an installation disk [1.1] to install Win10 in the first place.You can make a Recovery Disk [1.2] by going through Control panel, [View by-Small icons, if necessary], Recovery.o make a Recovery drive : Right-click on the Start button, Control panel, Recovery, Create a Recovery drive, [give Admin permission], {added 2 Aug}. Whilst Windows 10 is capable of making the same System repair disk as Windows 7, it can also make an equivalent that is more capable-a Recovery drive.
For the ones with the plug you just take out the plug and drain. Then put plug back in and put 30w oil in threw filler plug. 2)If there is no plug you remove filler cap (did stick) turn the lawnmower upside down and drain into a pail.emove spark plug and pull on sring and turn motor over it will remove most of it and then you can put in a new spark plug and try to start it but dont ever try to start with oil in chamber will ruin motor if it is a tractor same principle just use key and not string.
Most push mowers have no drain plug and will need to be turned over to empty the oil. Step 2: If the mower has a drain plug, unscrew the plug and let the oil drain into a funnel down into a pan. If the mower has no drain plug, unscrew the oil cap, and tip the mower away from the side that the air filter is on.This reduces the chances of the air filter being drenched in oil, which can occur on some engines. Allow the oil to drain for 45-60 seconds, or until very little is flowing out of the mower.A typical oil change will drain about 3/4 of the oil in the mower. The remaining 1/4 will remain inside the engine, clinging to internal parts. Step 3: Identify the right oil for your engine.In some cases, the engine will have the oil type listed on a tag on the engine.llow the oil to drain for 45-60 seconds, or until very little is flowing out of the mower. A typical oil change will drain about 3/4 of the oil in the mower. The remaining 1/4 will remain inside the engine, clinging to internal parts. Step 3: Identify the right oil for your engine.