Wednesday, February 24, 2016

How to Reinstall Windows 10 or 7 , 8 , and Vista


Reinstalling (reinstall) Windows often be the only way I fix the problems with the Windows system. For example, because Windows starts hangs or is getting slower. Instead of looking for the cause one by one and fix it, it is better to reinstall Windows because it is much more effective (saving time and effort). The result is perfect and not a lot of time wasted. Often reinstall Windows faster than checking every problem and then fix it.

However, reinstalling Windows is still difficult and sometimes scary for some people. This is natural. Mainly because they have never done it and not be afraid to try. In fact, reinstalling Windows is not as difficult as imagined. Unlike airplanes dismantle and put back.

In the past, reinstalling the operating system (eg Windows XP) is more complicated because text-based. Required a fair amount of knowledge of the system installation. However, at this time, install an operating system like Windows is very easy. Just click here and there, even you can do it just by double-clicking it, the next process run regular.

This article describes how or the necessary steps to reinstall Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10. In principle, reinstall Windows 7, 8, and 10 are the same, just different from the display / user interface. This is a global explanation about what to do when you are reinstalling Windows. What to do first and what afterwards. As for how to install Windows more detailed, step by step, we fit in the article: How to Install Windows 8.1 [Fresh Install].


Data Backup ( Backup Your Data )

The first step is to back up your data . This is a very important step . Do not let you forget it , unless you consider all the data in the PC is not important . Especially if this is your first time learning to install Windows . Errors can cause all data is lost .

Open the Documents folder , Downloads , Music , Pictures, Videos , and or Desktop . Move all of your important data onto a drive other than C: ( C : is the default drive where Windows system is installed ) , for example D :, E :, and much more to make it more secure or move them to external storage media such as flash drive or external hard disk. You can also use cloud storage like Dropbox and in others.

Why should Backing up the data ? Yes , because all your data is stored in the folder will be deleted . Be sure to back up photos , videos , music , documents , game data ( saved game ) , and everything you need.


Driver Backup ( Backup or Download Driver needed )

This step is necessary if you do not have a CD / DVD Driver . When you need to backup your PC dariver . It will use to reinstall the driver later . You can use free applications like Double Driver or use paid apps like Driver Genius . Double Driver free addition is also portable .

How to backup driver using Double Driver :

·         Download Double Driver_4.1.0 portable
·         Klik ganda dd.exe untuk menjalankan Double Driver
·         Klik tombol Backup
·         Klik Scan Current System
·         Pilih (centang) driver yang akan dibackup
·         Klik Backup Now
·         Tunggu proses hinga selesai.
After the backup process is finished save terbeut backup folder for later restore purposes.

How to Restore Drivers using Double Driver:

Double click dd.exe
Click the Restore button
Select the backup folder you've saved.
If you have an abundant internet data packets you do not need to backup driver download from the site but OEM (your PC provider). There you can choose the latest driver.

At the time of Windows XP, your computer is hardly able to do anything before the driver is installed. Sound does not come out, Wi-Fi is off, Bluetooth is not available, look disproportionate, and so on. Today, operating systems such as Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 can automatically detect most of the necessary drivers for your PC. Even so, you need to download the appropriate driver from the OEM to ensure the best performance. Below we provide some links to the most popular sites OEM support.


Once you go on the site of your OEM, there are options for you to enter the model number of your device to start downloading drivers. No need to download all the drivers, just the essentials only, including video, audio, trackpad, and Wi-Fi driver - the choice is
yours. We recommend that your previous driver download and save it to a flash drive. You can install drivers after you install Windows.

If you are a computer technician, we suggest downloading an application that provides a complete package of super driver called DriverPack Solution. Currently DriverPack Solution has reached version 14:16, size about 14GB (Full Edition)

Setting up Installing Windows Media

Before you begin installing Windows you must have a Windows OS . Either in the form of an ISO file or in the form of media . There are some media which can be used to install Windows , including flash drives and DVDs . If you have a DVD of Windows then you can use it . If not , you can download the ISO file of Windows , and then burn it to a DVD or install it onto a flash drive . Most PCs can boot from USB , but it is important to note that some older machines ( 2000s to bottom) does not have the capability and thus install via DVD is the only choice you. Instead newer devices do not even have a DVD player , so you can boot from USB .

If you do not pick the ISO file of Windows please download Windows 8.1 Original from Microsoft . After that make your Windows installation media 

How to create a bootable USB Windows 8.1 without Software

-Format USB drive or FD .
-Extract the ISO file into the Windows 8.1 FD .
-Done, USB Bootable Windows 8.1 is already finished and ready digunakan.Tip . This  
 method also applies if you want to create a bootable USB for Windows 7 .

Installing Windows on your PC

Once you make a backup of all the data, we are ready to start. Insert your USB stick or DVD to your PC and start "boot" your computer. Most computers use the F12 key to their boot menu. Or enter the BIOS to set priorities for the boot media (see List Complete Keyboard Keys to SignBIOS). Choose one of the USB flash drive or DVD, which is based on the installation media you choose. In general, you can use the arrow keys and the "Enter" key to make your selection.

Windows installation media is now beginning. Once the interface is loaded, continue by selecting "Install Now". When prompted, enter the product key (product key) Windows and accept the terms and conditions of Microsoft to continue to process.

Now you will be prompted to select the type of installation (Upgrade or Custom) Windows and where you want to install. Select "Custom" to continue. On the next screen, you will see the Hard Drive to install Windows - if you have Windows already installed, you will see the number of partitions. Click the top two partitions (Drive 0 Partition 1: System Reserved and Drive 0 Partition 2.) then remove. When you already have one hard drive labeled "Drive 0 Unallocated Space" you are ready to proceed.

Select the unallocated space (Drive 0 Unallocated Space) and select "Next". The installation process is started. Your PC will restart several times.

Once your computer has booted up to the Personalization screen (Windows 8 and Windows 10) or the screen "Set Up Windows" (Windows Vista), you can create user accounts and create a password. Done, Windows has been installed.


Install / Restore Driver and Windows Update

Now is the time to use a USB flash drive that has been loaded with a variety of drivers you have downloaded previously or that you have a backup . Install the drivers one by one to complete. If you have a problem with something that does not work , such as audio , be sure to visit the OEM site and installing the correct drivers .

Once the driver is installed , make sure to run Windows Update, which will keep your computer up to date and maybe even find a newer version of the driver that you just installed .


Install Program / ​​Application

Once everything is OK , it's time you complete Windows with programs or applications that will support your work everyday . Windows does not provide a complete application , you need to add it later . Unlike various Linux distributions .

Indeed , Windows now include built-in applications such as anti - virus and PDF file reader , but far less than the third-party applications .

What applications should be owned by every computer / PC ? Depending on who is using the PC. In general , a minimal PC requires the following applications :

- Anti - malware , such as Bitdefender , Kaspersky , ESET , AVG , etc .
- Browsers like Chrome and Firefox .
- PDF Reader / Editor , to read and edit PDF files . For example Infix PDF editor , Nitro  
  PDF , Foxit PDF , etc .
- WinRAR or WinZip , to open a file that compresses .
- A word processor, such as Microsoft Office Word , Atlantis Word Processor ,
   OpenOffice , etc .
- Audio / video player , for example, K - Lite Mega Codec , VLC Media Player , etc .
- Image processing , for example FastStone Image Viewer , Paint.NET , Picasa , etc .



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