Thread: Servicing my PC
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Old 10-07-2004, 00:30   #26
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Re: Servicing my PC

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Originally Posted by Damien
I agree with formatting and re installing the OS its great. I used to do once evey three months but its a bugger to do on 98
I keep the 98 setup files on a separate hard disk partition - just format c: with the /s option and then run setup. Takes an age to do all the patching, reinstalling, repatching, and configuration though - that's the only downside I run a backup on my email client and firewall before I start - being bitten once before on that score All my personal files are on another partition so I don't have to worry about wiping them accidentally.
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