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Sooner or later your PC will accrue so many niggles that the easiest way to put them right is by reinstalling Windows. You might have to take this step if your PC runs into difficulty or simply because you want to roll everything back to factory settings. Whatever the reason, reinstalling Windows can seem quite daunting. This site aims to demystify the process and help you reclaim your computer. |
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Piracy
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Over a quarter of all software currently used in the UK is pirated, even more in the rest of the world. That’s at least one in four copies of Windows XP or Microsoft Office that is illegal. Piracy affects us all. It increases the costs of producing software and effectively steals from anyone using legitimate programs. It’s no wonder that Microsoft takes the threat very seriously indeed.
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Domains
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You can’t go far without seeing or hearing a domain name. Web and email addresses wouldn’t exist without them. The domain name system is not easy to follow, nor is the significance of the registration process. The information you need is not always easy to find. In fact, you could be excused for thinking that the providers of registration services deliberately try to keep people in the dark. This isn’t true, but prices and services vary widely, so you have to keep your wits about you.
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Back to Basics: Windows XP Refresher
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Windows XP makes owning a PC easier than ever, making it as easy as possible to use your new acquisition for the reasons you bought it instead of fiddling about behind the scenes. But whether you've come to Windows from an earlier version (or just bought your first PC) or are an old hand looking for new tricks, you'll find this feature essential reading.
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Create a customised Windows 2000/XP install disc
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Sick and tired of all that post-install work? Nick Peers reveals how to incorporate the latest Windows updates, drivers and other useful tools into your Windows 2000 or XP install CD.
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Create the ultimate recovery disc
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Forget the Windows Recovery Console, this disc could very well one day save your life. Nick Peers reveals in plain English how to create a BartPE recovery disc that will enable you to recover data to any drive, access your network or the Internet and troubleshoot your PC problems.
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Troubleshoot Windows problems
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If your PC has a problem, and if no one else can help, what are you going to do? Nick Peers demonstrates how to troubleshoot your own Windows problems using the same tips and tricks as the professionals
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Research your family history on your PC
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Your computer can revolutionise the way you research, record and present your family history. Discover how to get the most from it.
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Reinstall Windows XP from a recovery disc
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You don't need a Windows XP installation disc to restore your PC to its initial configuration. Discover how you get your system back using its recovery disc
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Disinfect your PC!
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Has your PC been infected with viruses, spyware or other malicious software? Nick Peers reveals how to get rid of it and keep your system clean
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Vista for free
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If you're unwilling or unable to upgrade to Windows Vista, discover how to get most of its functionality in Windows XP for free.
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