Windows 7 reformatting

You can (and must) reactivate your Win7 after reinstalling it. No problems. Just do it.

Kari

Kari said:

You can (and must) reactivate your Win7 after reinstalling it. No problems. Just do it.

Kari

Kari has given you the correct answer to your question. I would just like to present another scenario. You may not have to reformt, possibly you can just use system image to rollback to a time prior to the infection. Probably just as effective and whole lot easier. That is one of the benefits of system image.

If you do have to reactivate, definatley not a problem, it will be as easy as the first time.

richc46 said:

Kari said:

You can (and must) reactivate your Win7 after reinstalling it. No problems. Just do it.

Kari

Kari has given you the correct answer to your question. I would just like to present another scenario. You may not have to reformt, possibly you can just use system image to rollback to a time prior to the infection. Probably just as effective and whole lot easier. That is one of the benefits of system image.

If you do have to reactivate, definatley not a problem, it will be as easy as the first time.

Yes, I was too narrow minded, thinking only the question and strictly answering it. I would also try either a system restore to an earlier point or a system image restore; both have an advantage of not needing to reinstall all your software.

However you are going to do it, there are going to be no problems.

Kari

Kari said:

richc46 said:

Kari said:

You can (and must) reactivate your Win7 after reinstalling it. No problems. Just do it.

Kari

Kari has given you the correct answer to your question. I would just like to present another scenario. You may not have to reformt, possibly you can just use system image to rollback to a time prior to the infection. Probably just as effective and whole lot easier. That is one of the benefits of system image.

If you do have to reactivate, definatley not a problem, it will be as easy as the first time.

Yes, I was too narrow minded, thinking only the question and strictly answering it. I would also try either a system restore to an earlier point or a system image restore; both have an advantage of not needing to reinstall all your software.

However you are going to do it, there are going to be no problems.

Kari

As long as you know what your doing, and if you don't, let us know, and we'll walk you through it :)

Uber Philf said:

Kari said:

richc46 said:

Kari has given you the correct answer to your question. I would just like to present another scenario. You may not have to reformt, possibly you can just use system image to rollback to a time prior to the infection. Probably just as effective and whole lot easier. That is one of the benefits of system image.

If you do have to reactivate, definatley not a problem, it will be as easy as the first time.

Yes, I was too narrow minded, thinking only the question and strictly answering it. I would also try either a system restore to an earlier point or a system image restore; both have an advantage of not needing to reinstall all your software.

However you are going to do it, there are going to be no problems.

Kari

As long as you know what your doing, and if you don't, let us know, and we'll walk you through it :)

The missing words from my last post... Of course, as long as you do it right it's going to be OK. If not, come back and we'll talk you through it.

Kari