Phones are more important than computers, as most of us only own one. It would be tragic if your phone broke while testing the new Windows 10 Technical Preview. While the new version of Windows 10 for phones has been more extensively tested than the desktop version, it is a work in progress and carries risks, as bugs and other issues are expected.
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Aside from the bugs and other issues that may arise while testing the new software, Microsoft also warns that the Technical Preview is far from complete and has a number of known issues. Although Microsoft has documented workarounds for many of the issues, the company has also developed a new tool called the Windows Phone Recovery Tool that will allow users to restore the previous image if necessary if your phone is bricked.
If your phone is now experiencing problems with Windows 10, you can download the Windows Phone Recovery Tool (version 1.0.4.0) from the Microsoft Mobile Devices page.
The tool is a desktop application that can be installed on Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. To recover, you just need to install the application, connect your Windows Phone via a USB cable and simply follow the on-screen instructions.
