Hi:

I have zipped up and attached below, a free utility that will let you see the product key in your notebook's BIOS.

That way you will know what version of W10 you need to reinstall.

You can clean install W10 for free at any time by using the W10 Media Creation Tool at the link below.

The utility will allow you to make either a bootable W10 USB flash drive or download an ISO file, which you can burn to a DVD using your DVD burning program's burn ISO file option.

The software will automatically work with the W10 OEM product key in your PC's BIOS.

W10 will install and automatically activate once you are connected to the internet.

Then go to your specific model notebook's support page to install the drivers and available software.

You may want to even use the advanced install method, and delete every partition on the hard drive, so that you have as much of the 32 GB of space that is available.

With only a 32 GB hard drive, and about 20 GB used by Windows + the recovery partition, tools partition, etc., that leaves you with very little free space before you even begin to install any programs.