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When you logged back in, It would start to set up for you. By using an online Microsoft account, this was made much easier, as Windows will take snapshots of your settings, and back them up online. Reset mean't that all of your information was removed from the PC, and Windows returned to it's "Out Of The Box" configuration, requiring you to go through the process of setting up your user account, including re-installation of all your apps and programs. It was also at this time we were introduced to Reset and Refresh. #UNSTOPPABLE GORG LEVEL 7 INSTALL#What this means is the Windows 8.1 upgrade was actually a clean install itself. #UNSTOPPABLE GORG LEVEL 7 UPDATE#I can see the Windows 10 update working like this. All the apps, settings, and files were carried across. This mean't Windows 8.1 installed on top of Windows 8 itself, and in the process of this update, installed the new OS, with Windows 8 being moved to the Windows.Old folder. #UNSTOPPABLE GORG LEVEL 7 FULL#They simply stopped the Windows 8 disc images one day, and put out full Windows 8.1 the next. When Windows 8.1 was released one year after Windows 8, it was only offered through the then new Windows Store, there has never been any disc image download for 8.1 update. after that, it installed like it always has. I opted for the clean install, the program downloaded what it needed in the background, and restarted my PC. It gave me the option of a clean install with hard drive format, a clean install but saving my old installation in the Windows.Old folder, or and update/repair of what I had running. Upon downloading it, and setting it going, it ran like a Windows installation from a disc. So when my PC started to get a bit quirky, and I opted for a clean install, I went onto the Microsoft website, and after a bit of looking, and logging in with my Microsoft account details, I was given the link to a small download. #UNSTOPPABLE GORG LEVEL 7 SERIAL#When I bought Windows 8, I was given the usual serial key, and nothing else. Having recently done a clean install of Window 8.1 on my machine, I'll describe how it was done/ I can't see Windows 10 being much different, and this was the first time I've done it this way. I became a beta tester for Windows 7, but by this time I had more meat in my machine. I too reverted to XP, and pretty much ended up skipping Vista altogether. I remember upgrading to Vista myself, and having the same problem. Through better program optimization, and other hidden wizardry, a PC that can run Windows 7 comfortably, will run Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 to the same spec. so I'll just be doing the upgrade/repair I think or the refresh maybe, just hope I don't have the problems I had upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Vista 9 or 10 years ago, my PC back then was barely on the limit of the specs for Windows Vista and when I upgraded to it, it pretty much ruined my PC and meant it ran at an absolute snails pace, so reverted to XP almost straight away, won't be making the same mistake again!īlakey, the great thing about Windows builds from Windows 7 onward, is the operating specs have remained pretty much the same throughout.
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