things to do after clean installing windows 10?
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['Activate Windows. ... ', 'Install Updates. ... ', 'Check Hardware. ... ', 'Install drivers (optional) ... ', 'Update and enable Windows Defender. ... ', 'Install additional software. ... ', 'Delete Old Windows files. ... ', 'Personalize Windows environment.']
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['Turn on your computer so that Windows starts normally, insert the Windows 7 installation disc or USB flash drive, and then shut down your computer.', 'Restart your computer.', 'Press any key when prompted, and then follow the instructions that appear.']
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['Install chipset drivers.', 'install other drivers.', 'install sound driver (Windows never finds it)', 'install graphics card driver.', 'check for windows updates.', 'select various programs from ninite.com.', 'install Microsoft Office.', 'go through settings to configure it how I like.']
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['Uninstall unused programs. (AP) ... ', 'Delete temporary files. Whenever you use internet Explorer all your browsing history remains in the depths of your PC. ... ', 'Install a solid state drive. (Samsung) ... ', 'Get more hard drive storage. (WD) ... ', 'Stop unnecessary start ups. ... ', 'Get more RAM. ... ', 'Run a disk defragment. ... ', 'Run a disk clean-up.']
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["Step 1: Back Up the Entire Drive. Before making any substantial changes, it's always a good idea to back up your data—and that goes double when you're messing with hard drives. ... ", 'Step 2: Move Your Drive to the New PC. ... ', 'Step 3: Install New Drivers (and Uninstall Old Ones) ... ', 'Step 4: Re-Activate Windows.']
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['Boot into Windows.', 'Press the Windows and R keys to open Run.', 'Type msconfig.', 'Click the Boot Tab.', 'At the Boot options section, check the Safe Boot checkbox and the Minimal checkbox.', 'Click OK.', 'Restart the computer.']
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['Delete Big Hidden Files and Folders.', 'Clean Up Junk Files and Large Files.', 'Delete Hibernate File.', 'Uninstall Some Programs.', 'Temporarily Disable System Restore.', 'Add Extra Space to Drive C.']
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['Step 1: Run a disk check. Install the boot disk or USB drive, and power the computer on. ... ', 'Step 2: Run a system file check. Boot the computer from the disk or USB as you did in step one. ... ', 'Step 3: Complete a startup repair. ... ', 'Step 4: Try a system restore. ... ', 'Step 5: Refresh your PC.']
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['Step 1: Make sure your computer is eligible for Windows 10. Windows 10 is free for anyone running the latest version of Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 on their laptop, desktop or tablet computer. ... ', 'Step 2: Back up your computer. ... ', 'Step 3: Update your current Windows version. ... ', 'Step 4: Wait for the Windows 10 prompt.']
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['Insert a USB or DVD Windows 10 media.', 'Restart your computer.', 'Press F12 on your computer to open Windows Setup.', 'Select the drive you inserted your USB or DVD into.', 'Click Next.', 'Choose Repair your computer.', 'A blue screen will come up with options.', 'Choose Troubleshoot.']
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['Open control panel.', 'Go to windows update section.', 'Click on view installed updates.', 'After loading all installed updates, check for update "KB971033" and uninstall.', 'Restart your PC.']
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['Reboot the computer.', 'Press F8 as the Windows logo appears.', 'Select Repair Your Computer.', 'Select Command Prompt from the System Recovery Options menu.', 'When you are in the Command Prompt, execute bootrec /rebuildbcd.']
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['Boot from the Windows 7 installation DVD.', 'At the “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD…” message, press any key to boot from the DVD.', 'At the Install Windows screen, select a language, time and keyboard.', 'Click Next.', 'Click Repair your computer or press R.', 'System Recovery Options is now available.']
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['Try Repairing The Windows 7 Installation.', '1a. ... ', '\ufeff1b. ... ', 'Choose your language and click Next.', 'Click Repair Your Computer and then select the operating system you want to repair.', 'Click on the Startup Repair link from list of recovery tools in System Recovery Options.', 'More info and a how to guide:', "If that doesn't fix it:"]
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['Make Sure Your Hardware is Ready for It. ... ', 'Update the SSD Firmware. ... ', 'Enable AHCI. ... ', 'Enable TRIM. ... ', 'Check that System Restore Is Enabled. ... ', 'Disable Indexing. ... ', 'Keep Windows Defrag ON. ... ', 'Disable Prefetch and Superfetch.']
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['Reboot PC, on the sign-in screen, hold the Shift key and click "Power", select "Restart".', "You'll be presented with an options screen, select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart."]
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You choose whether to keep your files or wipe the disk clean, but the installation process removes all apps and settings. That's great if you want to get a fresh start, but what if you want to do a repair installation of Windows without losing those programs and settings? Yes, there's a way.