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How often do you reinstall?


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Reinstall Frequency  

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  1. 1. How often do you reinstall your OS on your personal computer?

    • More than once per day - for testing installations
      15
    • Once a week
      13
    • Once a month
      115
    • Once a year
      113
    • Never - that's what imaging software is for
      33
    • Never done it - mine is littered with spyware but keeps on ticking
      6


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In earlier times when I was "sloppy" using Windows 98 I had to reinstall very often

since I broke the system occasionaly.

Later I did never really have to reinstall since I always could repair

the system with "sysrec" which only over-installes on the current system.

So I do very well on my Windows 98 now.

On my Windows XP Laptop I never had to reinstall yet.

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Generally speaking, the OS doesn't get trashed. It's the garbage that it stashes in little out of the way places that eventually builds up to the place that performance is affected.

I searched through my own system to locate all the folders where "crapola" is stored.

I then put all those locations into a list and made that part of my XPCleanup.bat program.

I then put my cleanup batch file in my startup folder for a daily cleanup.

A well maintained computer will NEVER need a re-install of the OS.

Reinstalling winders makes as much sence as putting a new motor in your car because the oil needs changing.

NO intelligent person would ever do that.

Cheers ;)

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If the image is crapped and you don't have a UA disc, you'll have to start from scratch.

I made a ghost bootable dvd and tried to include the image on it but the maximum size dvdrws I have are 4.7gb :(

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