Deleting system files, modifying the registry and installing incompatible drivers to Windows XP can damage the integrity of the operating system, rendering it inoperable. Virus infections are often ...

A complete reset is rarely the answer anymore ...

Most businesses, regardless of size, become the target of a malware attack at some point. Often the only way to rescue a workstation from a virus is to wipe the hard drive and reinstall the operating ...

I'm reinstalling Windows XP on a Dell desktop. I get to the point where it says it's installing devices; then, it hangs at 37 minutes. The blurbs to the right rotates through its usual pages.

After years of downloads, patches, and uninstalls, your Windows XP machine is likely running a bit slower than you’d like. The solution: Start fresh by reinstalling Windows. We’ll show you how.

Recently, my son lost all his personal documents (photos, video, Office files, etc) on re-installing Windows XP. Have any of you had experience with (or could you recommend) an off-the-shelf data ...

If your Windows PC is running slowly, crashing frequently, or showing unexpected errors, performing a clean reinstall can often restore its performance and stability. Many users, however, hesitate to ...

Customers who find themselves reinstalling Windows XP should be ready for a headache: Microsoft will no longer support activating the product over the Internet for PCs which have Windows pre-installed ...