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If you only have a restore disc from your computer manufacturer but not an original Windows Setup disc or download, a clean install as described in the linked guides above may not be possible. Your restore disc might instead have a relatively similar process that will restore your entire PC, Windows, and programs, back to the factory default.


Remember that computers don't last forever. You can reinstall the operating system as many times as you want, but eventually, the PC hardware itself will no longer keep up with your software programs or the requirements set by new Windows versions.



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To install Windows 10 from a USB drive, run MediaCreationTool20H2.exe > Create installation media > Use recommended options. Choose your USB drive (with at least 8GB of free space) > Next > wait for Windows to transfer the data > Finish. Reboot your PC from the USB drive > follow on-screen instructions.


There are a few ways to put Windows on your Mac, but using Bootcamp Assistant is the most common. Create a USB Windows installer and download the latest drivers using Bootcamp, then create your Windows partition. Select the new partition > Drive Options (Advanced) > Format > OK > Next and follow the instructions.


To install Windows to a Chromebook, remove internal write-protect screw and reboot in developer mode. Press Ctrl + D > wait from Chrome OS to load > open command terminal with Ctrl + Alt + T and type shell > run Chrome OS Firmware Utility script. Type 3 > Y > Y > insert USB drive with Windows installer > follow instructions.


i was so free to I try to reset and erase my windows 10 laptop with a usb recovery drive I made before the issue. To try to wipe the problem. 

Sadly it does not clear up my screen . I did notice that my bios layout has the same reddish glow too and while running the recovery software too. 




You could also install SketchUp 2016 and backsave the model to that version, then test and see if the crashes occur in v16 as well. SU2106 did not have the OpenGL 3.0 context so it is a valid test. (Multiple Make version can coexist side-by-side on the same machine.)

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Before getting to this point, I had used the partition manager in the installer to delete all partitions fromthe target NVMe drive, then chose the Unallocated Space on which to install Windows. I also tried creatingthe partitions manually myself, with the same error message.


After much swearing both at the installer and the garbage that is the Microsoft Community Forums, I finallyfound my way to a gentleman who went by RichardKay1 and seemedto have not only the same exact problem as I, but also a solution that looked like it might have merit.


The best thing you can do is wait. It is almost as if the update mechanism has moods. Like, even though machines obviously check for updates on every reboot, on a clean install it won't do that for about 24 hours. But if you do a manual check, it will find a bunch. I let them sit for a couple hours after a clean install, then do a reboot and then a check for updates. Then sit for 24 hours and do it again. Sadly, my experience is that NONE of the so-called tools in the update troubleshooter will help.






If anyone knows how I can do a clean install from a USB stick that would be great, going to take the gamble and delete the partitions and start fresh. I have a backup should I brick my machine (hopefully I can restore it)


If you got it installed you must not need the raid drivers. I think there is a setup bat in the oem tweaks file

just extract it/all to a c:\wd folder and run it with fingers crossed or a good bckup


When I get to installing Windows 11, I will probably want to take the opportunity to do a clean install. What I can't find out is how to make sure I end up with a licensed copy. The Activation page in Settings in Windows 10 shows that my copy is activated with a digital licence and not associated with a Microsoft account. This is presumably because I don't log on to my PC with a Microsoft account and that isn't going to change.


All of the solutions I have found so far involve associating the existing installation with my Microsoft account, but the only way of doing that appears to be to use it to log in on the PC. So, the question is: is there another way to associate the installation? If not, is there a way to activate the clean install based on my existing licence, which I bought separately and installed when I bought the PC, without associating the existing installation?


You don't have to do anything just make sure the status of your license is activated and connect to the internet for a while. 

In this case when you perform a clean install and connect to internet, it will activate your device (even without connecting to the Microsoft Account).


When you connect to the Microsoft Activation Server, it will share some data about your devices such as your hardware id , serial number and so on. The server use these data to check if it is the same PC as before and the record will be stayed there. Then when you reinstall the Windows, id of your device will send over the Microsoft server and when it verified it is the same device will activate it.


When you activate the PC with Windows 10 the Digital license gets associated with the PC hardware. This is how Microsoft will make sure that even when you clean install the PC your Windows will be activated.


Enough said you can clean install the PC number of times you wish, the only scenario which might cause trouble is when you change the hardware of the PC. This is when Microsoft might not able to activate the PC and might cause activation Issues.


There is no hardware change, just doing a clean install. I can't see anything in that link about linking my licence to my account other than the way I described in my original post. Have I missed something?


If your device is hard to use because of an issue, or if you want to switch out of the Dev Channel or stop receiving preview builds, you might need to use an ISO for a clean installation or in-place upgrade. ISOs are available for both Windows 10 Insider Preview Builds and for Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds.


Once it's finished installing, go to Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program if you'd like to set up Insider Preview builds again. Get more help setting up Insider Preview builds.


Once it's finished installing, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program if you'd like to set up Insider Preview builds again. Get more help setting up Insider Preview builds.


Personally, I use a clean installation after having the same setup for a long time (usually a year) since it can also help to fix performance issues, problems shutting down and starting up, memory, and apps. Also, this process is the best choice to upgrade from an older version (such as Windows 7 or 8.1). Or you can use this option to debloat the system that may have come preinstalled with the manufacturer image on a new computer.


The best way to complete a fresh installation of Windows 10 is to use a USB flash drive, which you must first create using the Media Creation Tool, Command Prompt, or third-party tools like Rufus. Also, you must ensure the computer can start from USB, which means you may need to adjust the BIOS or UEFI settings. However, since most devices have different settings, you must check your manufacturer support website for more specific details.


You can also perform a clean installation using the Media Creation Tool with the option to keep nothing. This option is available for devices already using Windows 10, Windows 8.1, or Windows 7, and it provides an option to roll back to the previous installation.


Using the local image, you can also use the recovery settings to start fresh with a clean copy of Windows 10. However, unlike the USB, Media Creation Tool, and ISO file methods, you can only use this option to reinstall the same version of the operating system already on the computer. If you want to upgrade to a newer version, you will need to use one of the other alternative methods.


This option has been designed to reinstall Windows 10 when the recovery feature is not working with the local image or using a branded computer with a custom image. If you choose this option, the setup will download the same version already installed on the device, which means you cannot use this method to upgrade the computer to a newer version. Also, if the device has a custom image from the manufacturer, this option will replace it with the one from Microsoft with all the standard settings and without custom drivers or trial software and tools.


If the computer does not start correctly and you want to reinstall Windows 10 to resolve the problem, the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) includes an option to perform a clean installation using the local or cloud image.


Again, you can only use this option to reinstall the same operating system version already installed on the computer. If you also want to upgrade to the latest version, use the Media Creation Tool, ISO file, or USB options.


Click the Cloud download or Local reinstall option. Cloud download: Downloads a fresh image from the Microsoft servers and performs a fresh installation. Local reinstall: Uses the locally available image to install a clean copy of Windows 10.

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