Hello, the matter is that i'm going to do a system restore from my recovery partition installed of fabric to my vyper and i would want if it needs something more, like drivers and the gaming center. I had eard that all can be downloaded from your site. And if somebody want to help me. Sorry for my english, but im spanish speaker.
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ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
This makes no sense - PCS do not supply a 'recovery partition' in the same way that high street vendors do (and they only do it to force you to reinstall all the bloatware they make money from). If you're looking at a partition labelled 'Recovery' that's NOT a factory recovery partition, it's a Windows system partition used by the (useless) Windows Reset feature.
The only way on a PCS build to 'start again' is to do a clean install of Windows from bootable media. Once that's completed you should run Windows Update repeatedly to install all drivers. Other control and monitoring software should be downloaded from your PCS build page as described above.
But from the forum of microsoft relate thats it's possible reset windows to state of fabric. It's from the security and actualization option of windows configuration, and also from configuration the windows startup pressing shift in the reset or in the shutdow and (they says) you can enter in the reset of windows at state of fabric.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
That's the Windows Reset feature. It uses the existing libraries to rebuild your Windows system. It's not recommended because it's not a clean install, its just a rebuild of what you already have.
If you are wanting to 'reset' Windows the only fully reliable way to do that is via a clean install from bootable media.
Hi,
I'm going with the matter, my problem is that my windows of my computer purchased in pcspecialist of spain going slow due to the instalation and desinstalation of the applications, that's its say, the orphan keys in the windows register. Becose i'm decided reinstalling the operating system from cero; but looking for i see that it has a partitions in the h.d. that comes etiqueted like recovery. Well, its has been the first question in this forum, that what for the answer not are for restauring the system, so i decide to do this question to us (pcspecialist) for a little guide to reinstaling all that comes how pcspecialist delivery me the pc. I know that this is not easy, my model is a Vyper Pcspecialist 15'6 and i already download all the drivers in the section that you have in the webpage.
I'm going with the matter, my problem is that my windows of my computer purchased in pcspecialist of spain going slow due to the instalation and desinstalation of the applications, that's its say, the orphan keys in the windows register. Becose i'm decided reinstalling the operating system from cero; but looking for i see that it has a partitions in the h.d. that comes etiqueted like recovery. Well, its has been the first question in this forum, that what for the answer not are for restauring the system, so i decide to do this question to us (pcspecialist) for a little guide to reinstaling all that comes how pcspecialist delivery me the pc. I know that this is not easy, my model is a Vyper Pcspecialist 15'6 and i already download all the drivers in the section that you have in the webpage.
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Is it running windows 10?
Download Media Creation Tool from Microsoft.com and create a boot USB, and do a complete fresh install that way.
Let it completely reinstall, youll be able to remove the partitions when it does that and start fresh again.
Download Media Creation Tool from Microsoft.com and create a boot USB, and do a complete fresh install that way.
Let it completely reinstall, youll be able to remove the partitions when it does that and start fresh again.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
On a UEFI system (which yours will be) the system drive has four partitions (one is hidden) called; EFI, MSR, Recovery, System. When you boot installation media choose a custom install and delete all four of those partitions. Highlight the 'unallocated space' that results and click the Next button. The installer will create the correct partition structure for you and install Windows.
FerrariVie
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If you follow what @ubuysa said, it will erase all partitions, but windows will create all those 4 again, as it is mandatory for Windows 10. Regarding which method is best, I actually have no idea which is best, but I always go for the complete deletion of partitions and installing everything from scratch, just to be safe.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
The Recovery partion is NOT there for you to do a factory reset as with other laptops. The Recovery partition is used ONLY by the (useless) Windows Reset feature.
PCS laptops fo not have a factory reset partition.
The Recovery partition should be deleted with the other 3 UEFI partitions. The installer will recreate it but with new libraries.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
That is a copy of the Windows installation disk. It's an iso format file which you could burn to a DVD and use to install Windows.
However we wouldn't recommend that you do that, it's far better to download the Windows Media Creation Tool and use that to download the very latest version of Windows to a USB stick.
Don't be afraid to ask questions, that's why we're here.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
As shipped by PCS there is no BIOS password, it's completely open.
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
It's usually F2 to enter BIOS.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
Ah, it seems I misunderstood. Sorry! ☺
Nothing, i would ask another question, once already on the BIOS parameters, in the start options, are a lot of options to iniciate from a source in the section of boot, what's the better to my usb with windows 10 create with the media tool?. I don't want to fail. Thank you again and say yours are a genials. Sincerely.