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that worked. Thank you.
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have you guys heard of or tried the windows sysprep tool? I actually asked copliot a few days ago about throwing my current drive into a totally new system and it recommended using sysprep. Supposedly it will remove all hardware drivers and settings from the current Windows OS to get it ready to move to a new system. And supposedly that’s the only thing I would have to run although it said for some third party apps it might need me to reinstall them, and i would have to reactivate Windows on the new machine.Comment
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Sure haveOriginally posted by Brandon Byrnes
When you set up a Windows PC, Windows Setup configures all detected devices. Generalizing a Windows installation uninstalls these configured devices, but doesn’t remove device drivers from the PC.Originally posted by Brandon Byrnes
From here
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/sysprep–generalize–a-windows-installation?view=windows-11Comment
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ah, okay. I’ll stick with what i was originally going to do. Hopefully my CPU gets delivered tomorrow and I’ll be ordering the RAM tomorrow. The motherboard got delivered yesterday and as far as i can tell appears to be in brand new condition, I even checked the pins on the socket. I was a bit worried since I bought the board used-like new condition on Amazon. The CPU was supposed to get delivered Friday but got delayed, then it was supposed to get delivered yesterday and got delayed so now it’s looking like maybe tomorrow. Hopefully I’ll have everything by Tuesday and I can build it.Comment
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@Brandon Byrnes - where we at?
Just making sure this hasn’t fallen through the cracks with the latest forum issues!Comment
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I’m guessing everyone is still trying to get back on the forums.
I’ll close this for now and of course PM us if you want it re-opened. (y)Comment
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