Installation for Dummies Question

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Dennis Marks

I have always wondered how a generic system update purchased at a
computer store resolves any modules that a written specifically by the
computer manufacturer that may override generic modules.

For example Toshiba has its own Power Management module. Clicking on the
control panel Power Management gives a message to close it and use the
Toshiba module.

Even if they save the old modules first what would happen if later you
did a complete reinstall due to problems.

I know that all manufactures customize the operating system that comes
preinstalled. Their name appears everywhere.

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Dennis M. Marks

Disclaimer: The above is my opinion. I do not guarantee it. Be sure to
back up any files involved and use at your own risk. Batteries not
included. Not for internal use. Don't run with knives.
 
I have always wondered how a generic system update purchased at a
computer store resolves any modules that a written specifically by the
computer manufacturer that may override generic modules.

For example Toshiba has its own Power Management module. Clicking on the
control panel Power Management gives a message to close it and use the
Toshiba module.

Even if they save the old modules first what would happen if later you
did a complete reinstall due to problems.

I know that all manufactures customize the operating system that comes
preinstalled. Their name appears everywhere.
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If you do a clean install there won't be Toshiba branded crap in there. If
you want the branding, use the Toshiba restore disc or method.
 
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