Microsoftforever
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I want to reinstall Windows 10 Pro (clean install) on my 2 in 1 tablet because its becoming very slow.
1. If I do a backup and after the clean install I restore (the backup), will it be the same as if I had kept it the way it was (slow; without taking into account the components itself: wear and tear the parts may have and inability of them to process information fast) or will only the files I want be restored (for instance, everything but the files that are kept when someone installs some program and then uninstalls it)?
2. What are the ways I can do a clean install? Which one is the best (and easiest)?
1. If I do a backup and after the clean install I restore (the backup), will it be the same as if I had kept it the way it was (slow; without taking into account the components itself: wear and tear the parts may have and inability of them to process information fast) or will only the files I want be restored (for instance, everything but the files that are kept when someone installs some program and then uninstalls it)?
2. What are the ways I can do a clean install? Which one is the best (and easiest)?
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I guess it depends what is causing the slowness. Could be
As for the install you can simply download the ISO and burn it to a DVD or use Rufus - Create bootable USB drives the easy way to create a bootble usb and install
- Under powered hardware or not enough hardware resources
- Malware
- Corruption in the operating system
- To many programs running
- Hardware defect (heating issue, memory or hard drive)
As for the install you can simply download the ISO and burn it to a DVD or use Rufus - Create bootable USB drives the easy way to create a bootble usb and install
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If you use the microsoft backup then the most likly result is that the restore will fail however if you use a 3rd party image backup software like Acronis or something simular then yes you will get back to where you were before... activated, programs installed and whatever issues/ bugs you started with.I restore (the backup)
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