TehAdministratorman
Yup, I use it. That's what I've re-imaged from at first...but I still had to do a fixmbr and fixboot C:. I also did a bootcfg/rebuild. But that didn't do it so I just repaired it...But i have images....oh well...it really wouldn't hurt for a reinstall as this current install has been through completely new hardware (except for PSU and CD-ROM)....but I just don't know...
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It sounds like a fresh install would be best, hence begin referred as the 'clean' install...u can't go wrong with that.Originally Posted by Gizmokid2005
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