Re: Re: Windows benchmarking   
     By: Ben Ritchey to Mike Powell on Thu Mar 02 2017 10:45 pm   
      
   BR> I built it). The ultimate fix would be to re-install everything from   
   BR> scratch (Windows itself and applications), a daunting task, but doable (I   
   BR> used to do this every couple of years, but found it unnecessary after   
   BR> installing Wise Care    
      
   Windows 10 finally got it right. When booting to the menu using F8, there's the   
   option to boot to last known good config, and another to wipe and reinstall the   
   OS. They even leave you a nice html file showing what apps were installed to   
   help the reinstallation process.   
      
   I upgraded an old Windows 7 install to 10 and had weird niggling issues with   
   it. A fresh install and it was better than when running on 7.   
   --- SBBSecho 3.00-Win32   
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