We’ve all been there. After several years, your Windows installation is a mess of old libraries and half-uninstalled apps making the machine slow. Or perhaps you got a virus and needed to wipe the C: ...

As the title says, upgrading from a 4-year old Intel (10th gen) setup to Ryzen 7950X3D. Running Windows 11. I know Windows is a lot better at dealing with hardware changes but this is a drastic change ...

There are many reasons you might need to reinstall Windows 10. You may have some slowdown from the OS, there may be some sort of corruption, or maybe you have some malware you can’t fix. Whatever the ...

There's nothing like a fresh Windows installation when everything works the way it's supposed to. That never lasts, though. Sometimes reinstalling Windows is the only way to fix all the nagging issues ...

OK here, I have not thought about it before, but I have read that one should reinstall the OS when one is upgrading the CPU.<BR>How much of that is true in regards to:<BR>1)Win9x OSes?<BR>2)WinNT, 2K, ...

Reinstalling Windows 10 or 11 over itself is an easy and surprisingly effective way to fix all kinds of problems with the OS. Here’s how. Sometimes a Windows installation simply goes off the rails.

One of the best ways to resolve an issue in Windows is by resetting the operating system. When one tries to reset the system, they are presented with two options – Cloud Download or Local Reinstall.