How to re-install


  1. 3DPiper
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    How to re-install


    We upgraded to Windows 10 on 5 dell notebook computers, but one has had problems since the install. It just doesn't run smoothly, constantly stalls, takes forever to boot/shutdown, and seems to want to constantly update which appears to fix nothing. None of our other notebooks exhibit this behavior.

    Since we upgraded, how can I just start all over and install a fresh clean version of windows 10?
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  3. Brink
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    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
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    Hello 3DPiper, :)

    Doing a reset of Windows would be an easy way to do so.

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