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Little Known Ways on How to Reformat Your PC
Unless you are outdated, you consider your computer as one of your most valuable asset at home. In fact, it might be one of the most expensive devices you ever have.
More and more people today are seeing the value of computer ownership. From business to personal use, computer use has been one of the primary factors why technology continued to advance and develop.
No wonder why most people panic whenever they experience computer crashes or breakdown. In fact, most people think that whenever their personal computers stop working or the operating system just stopped loading, it is the processing unit or the hard rive that has the problem.
So easily, most people would automatically resort to reformatting their pc without considering some important aspects first.
Experts say that reformatting your pc should be the last option you have to take, not the immediate solution. Reformatting your pc could be very risky, and the only thing that can justify your move is when you cannot use your pc anymore in spite of all the attempts.
Nevertheless, if you think you really need to revert to your personal computer’s default settings, then, do so. Just be sure that you know how to do the process correctly.
1. Back up first!
Before you do anything drastic such as reformatting your PC, it is best that you create back up of your files first. Once your computer has been reformatted, you have to start from scratch. This means that all of your system files and other personal files are removed and configurations are back to its default setting.
So to be sure that you can still use your important files, create a back up by placing them on a mobile disk or floppy disk.
2. Installation Software ready
Never start reformatting if you do not have yet a copy of your installation software, which includes the operating system as well all the other software that you need. Reformatting your pc will be totally useless once you do not have the installation software ready.
3. Create a boot disk
This can be accessed through your computer’s control panel. This will create a boot disk that will enable you to boot your pc using a removable disk.
4. Install operating system
Install your windows operating system. Follow the instructions as you progress with each step. Always reinstall your operating system to the hardware drive, which is by default drive C.
Reformatting is easy but the choice whether to do such thing is hard. Be sure that your reasons are justified before going to the extremes.
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