Sometimes It’s The Right Time To RELOAD Windows.

If you have been around Windows for a while you might have realized that as you use your Windows computer, over time things tend to slow down, and sometimes start glitching. This can happen for lots of different reasons.

• A hard drive failing can cause Windows file and registry corruption. 
• A bad shut down can cause problems with Windows file and registry.
• A badly written uninstall utility for a program can cause problems with Windows modules.
• Viruses can corrupt data deep within the Operating System files and Windows Registry.

When any of these problems becomes advanced and serious to the operation of the computer, it is often time more time efficient, and cost efficient to RELOAD Windows.  We handle Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10. Occasionally we will work with XP still if absolutely necessary for the client.

Of course we also deal with Windows Server Operating Systems. These days it’s 2008, 2008 R2, 2012 and 2012 R2, usually. But we can provide a solution for you as needed regardless of your current Windows Server Operating System.

The cost for a basic Windows Operating System reload varies because of certain factors.

Depending on:

• How many “drivers” need to be found and reloaded.
• How many programs do you need installed. 
• How much data backup is required before wipe reload.
• If you have a backup image of your Windows installation.
• If you have a Restore Partition on the Hard Drive. 
• If you have a more recent Operating System like Windows 8, 8.1, or 10. Or Server O.S. that can be “Refreshed without data loss” to repair the broken areas of your Operating System data. 

  All of these factors and more go into determining how much a system will cost to reload. Server Operating Systems tend to be more expensive, especially if Domain complexities are involved. Normal Windows Operating Systems like Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 are usually less expensive due to less complexity.