Operating System disk will have a option to repair your O/S, do this to prevent data loss.
Yes
clean install requires you to re-install programs
www.fixbee.com/faster-computer this is a start where you can download software to help you clean files. If that doesn't work you can backup important files and do a complete re-install of your operating system.
The best way to prevent a sewage backup is to install a backflow valve. Once that is done, make sure to clean the valve regularly or it may not function properly.
... You mean... HOW TO CLEAN AN INFECTED COMPUTER?- it will be much safer to put all your important files on back-up and try to reformat it, then install an anti virus for future security.
You should do a clean install. It is not possible to do an upgrade from a 32 to 64 bit O/S. To do this gather all of your installation files (Adobe Reader, Drivers, Programs) and put them on removable media such as a USB thumb drive or Optical Disc. Then make a complete backup of the system. Use a migration tool to move settings and personal files.
Usually this can be fix via updating flash if not you need to do a clean install by uninstalling it then installing the latest version.
Yes. You need to have a disc that can install the 32-bit version of you operating system and do a clean install (that is, it will delete everything on your computer and give you a fresh installation of the operating system).
it all depends on what you want to do. In my mind, a clean install is always best. It gives you a clean slate to start again with and a new platform for all of your programs. Statistically speaking, a computer that has recently been clean-installed runs faster than one that has been upgraded.
it all depends on what you want to do. In my mind, a clean install is always best. It gives you a clean slate to start again with and a new platform for all of your programs. Statistically speaking, a computer that has recently been clean-installed runs faster than one that has been upgraded.
it all depends on what you want to do. In my mind, a clean install is always best. It gives you a clean slate to start again with and a new platform for all of your programs. Statistically speaking, a computer that has recently been clean-installed runs faster than one that has been upgraded.
After time your Computer gets bogged down. Windows is good for that. A bad virus can kill your OS. But when doing a clean install make sure your HARD Drive is totally wiped out. Before putting a fresh install on your PC.