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It also turns out that when installing Windows (from my quick research) that in order to get the windows.old you have to do some kind of custom install.Like 2 days ago my PC wifi connection suddenly went bad.

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With mechanical drives it was always good practise to format then install the OS. As far as I can remember, since installing the OS on this SSD, I have never reinstalled again. When I reinstall windows I have always had a mechanical hard drive. Turns out, as I suspected after finding out what Windows old is, that it's not all that reliable, so a backup should be made: You seem to have made the assumption that I understand what windows.old is. What do you mean then? What do you mean by booting the USB installer? I have Windows 10 on USB but if I install that I will lose everything that is on my OS SSD right now. I know you can't copy and paste programs. You still lose the registry entries for those programs. You can NOT make any program that is not going to work after a 'install over' function properly by copy pasting, because you are doing the exact same thing the OS installer does. I am talking about booting the USB installer, and installing over the old OS. Note, I am NOT talking about a repair install. You can NOT make any program that is not going to work after a 'install over' function properly by copy pasting, because you are doing the exact same thing the OS installer does. Take screenshots of the plugins page, simple solution for a simple problem. It is the exact same thing as copy/paste or drag/drop. Installing Windows over the top of a previous Windows install auto copies ALL user/OS folders to a Windows.old folder. This one (pcgamer) mentions programs but not the files problem.

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That is why it is recommended to do a full clean reinstall. There was another guide, but the other guide said you will lose programs, some may not function and there will be problems with some of your personal files such as corruption and some just not opening after a Windows repair. Then during or after reinstallation I might remember things as and when I need them. Point being, things likely will be forgotten before reinstallation. Obviously I can't write about something if I can't remember it. There are likely things I am forgetting in this moment.

And that was only an example of something that is easy to forget. What profile? You mean an account? I don't use that. I am saying copying and pasting the User folder over to another drive. If you log into your browsers profile service, plugins/bookmarks/etc are tied to that account. No, the installer does that exact thing itself.Ĭopy pasting things does not guarantee anything more that simply installing over the existing Windows files. PS: My motherboard is GA-Z77X-D3H Rev 1.0 My concern is could any viruses etc go from a backup to a fresh install should I decide to backup or image my OS drive and get files from it later? Right so the BSOD I get is 0x0000001e (I think that's it).Ĭlearly need to format and fresh install. I have tried it on every USB port on my PC.

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Windows says it can't find drivers for it and it shows up as Uknown Device. I think my VIA chipset ones don't work at all and while others work (some don't even on the intel chipset), specifically my Bluetooth USB Adapter doesn't. This is despite using first the auto detect and install and now the downloaded file.Īlso USB ports don't work. Right now it says 'error 182 - AMD Installer cannot properly identify the AMD graphics hardware. I tried playing fortnite but it said the version of the AMD drivers I was using has known issues. This is what prompted me to make my first post on this. I can during that time open apps by using task manager (Ctrl Alt Del). Let the PC reboot (and when it reboots the screen stays black for about 1-2 minutes before it loads the desktop.

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I am currently installing AMD driver 18.9.3 but it already failed once. Trying to open mse gives me error: 0x80073b01 So that's why I installed both Malwarebytes and AVG. I have AVG and Malwarebytes and run scans and have for many years, but nothing. I was thinking perhaps I should create like a copy or image or something of my SSD so even IF I forgot files I can recover them from the copy? But my PC also might be infected which might be the cause of all this. That's easy enough, but it's remembering to backup things like that that are easily forgotten. Haven't gotten round to it because I am terrified of forgetting to backup files. I am definitely due to reinstall windows. For a few years I have been getting 'Windows explorer stopped working, do you want to restart'?