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Question about Windows reset 2016-07-10 19:48:52 Post No. 55509881
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So, I want to a Windows Reset for my computer. I have Windows 10 and I have 2 hard drives: 1 SSD for C: and a standard 1TB HD for D:
I want to do a reset, but I want to confirm that D: won't be touched if i do the "Remove Everything" option.
Can anyone confirm this, please? Thank you.
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>>55509881
Bump for curiosity. I was actually wondering the same thing, but I always reinstall Windows through USB anyway.
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Unplug D
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>>55509938
This desu senpai.
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>>55509881
...just unplug the HDD...?
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>>55509938
Its a laptop, so thats a little bit of a pain that i'd rather not deal with.
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>>55509881
If you pick the 'remove everyhting' it will do as it says. But don't do a reset if you don't have the ESD folder in your C drive because you'll get a broken install.
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>>55509977
ESD? I want it to "remove everything", but I only want it to "remove everything" in C:
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>>55509971
If you are retarded with technology then this is not the place for you. Just pay your local computer shop a load of money to remove a single cable, and pay again to replace the cable.
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Presumably you have backups of your data? Who gives a shit what your laptop does, just restore anything you lose from your backup.
If you don't have backups then fuck off until you do.
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>>55509881
Stupid questions thread.
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>>55509938
>>55509971
Uninstall the drivers. Delete it from device manager
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>>55509881
+1 disconnect HDD while doing install.
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