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| 70165 | 2002-08-11 06:56:00 | Does anyone know how i can completely flush out my entire system, i mean clean it up and put it back to its original settings? I've done defrag, scandisk and all that, but it still comes up with errors and is pretty slow, i still want to keep all the stuff i have on it now though..... thx, ben |
capcom (1449) | ||
| 70166 | 2002-08-11 06:59:00 | back up all the stuff you want to keep and reformat, then reinstall windows. you will need your windows CD and all driver CD's before you start. I think there is a FAQ around the board that has more info. |
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| 70167 | 2002-08-11 08:02:00 | you can only clean it up so far ,I use Fix-it Norton 2002 and pestpatrol and diskeeper to defrag , ad-aware and windowwasher and regcleaner are good as well. | kiwibeat (304) | ||
| 70168 | 2002-08-13 15:21:00 | Goback is excellent as well for unfixing errors GoBack allows you to revert the entire hard drive to virtually any moment in the recent past – five minutes, five hours, even five days ago . You can also retrieve individual files or directories; even those emptied from the Recycle Bin . . gracecomputers . co . nz/whatis . htm" target="_blank">www . gracecomputers . co . nz Saved me about 30x so far in 3 months |
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