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Add a note about deleting state.json as well #402

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## How do I reset my settings in Windows Terminal back to the default settings?

To reset your settings back to the original default settings, delete your [settings.json file](./get-started.md#settings-json-file). This will cause Windows Terminal to regenerate a settings.json file with the original default settings.
To reset your settings back to the original default settings, delete your [settings.json file](./get-started.md#settings-json-file). This will cause Windows Terminal to regenerate a `settings.json` file with the original default settings.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> As of Terminal version 1.10 or greater, you'll also need to delete the `state.json` file in the same directory as the `settings.json` file to fully reset the settings to the defaults.