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The forum thread discusses the implications of performing a clean install of Windows 7, with the original poster seeking clarification on whether it fixes issues like audio problems and DNS connectivity, deletes user data, and removes viruses. Respondents confirm that a clean install essentially resets the system to its original state, deleting all data and potentially resolving problems, including viruses. The overall tone is helpful and encouraging, with links provided for further guidance on the reinstallation process.

SansCowz

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I'm going into a Clean install, and what does it do????

1 - Does it Fixes Audio Problem and DNS connectivity
2 - Does it all Delete Users
3 - Does it Remove Viruses??

Please REPLY Cuz i'm really going to reformat my PC
 

holdum333

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Hi @SansCowz A clean install will take you back to to the day you took it out of the box. That's a pretty drastic procedure.
Here's a link that might help! Other members may reply latter.;) It will fix a lot of problems, but you will be starting all over!
Installing and reinstalling Windows - Windows Help
PS Welcome to the forum!
 

holdum333

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Hi! Give this a look if you don't have the W7 install media!
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SansCowz

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Hi @SansCowz A clean install will take you back to to the day you took it out of the box. That's a pretty drastic procedure.
Here's a link that might help! Other members may reply latter.;) It will fix a lot of problems, but you will be starting all over!
Installing and reinstalling Windows - Windows Help
PS Welcome to the forum!
Hi @holdum333
Installing and reinstalling Windows - Windows Help
If it's a Reformat or a Clean install I would Really appreciate it!! I'll really like my windows do a clean install!!.
 

holdum333

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I like that Tim Fisher! He knows his stuff!;)Follow the link suggested by @kemical (Post #6) and you will be fine!
 

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