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Tim
You've got no idea have you?
Sure a fresh install is a good idea in some circumstances. But if there is
no need for one it is a DUMB idea. Its as good as the hadware support fellow
that turns up to replace the users HDD that is failing, whips it out, shoves
a new one in and doesn't give a toss about the work the user has done that
day, or the fact that no one has ever impressed on DUMB user the importance
of backups. YOU are supposed to be the clued up one, not the user, so don't
tell a user to hack the registry in an unsupported manner.
You have no idea at all as to why and when one should do a repair.
Your advice is as bad as DaveW's.
Call 40 PC's a "Park".
We have parks of hundreds of thousand of acres.
A park is something BIG.
Now, 40 PC's? That's a postage stamp.
Sure a fresh install is a good idea in some circumstances. But if there is
no need for one it is a DUMB idea. Its as good as the hadware support fellow
that turns up to replace the users HDD that is failing, whips it out, shoves
a new one in and doesn't give a toss about the work the user has done that
day, or the fact that no one has ever impressed on DUMB user the importance
of backups. YOU are supposed to be the clued up one, not the user, so don't
tell a user to hack the registry in an unsupported manner.
You have no idea at all as to why and when one should do a repair.
Your advice is as bad as DaveW's.
Call 40 PC's a "Park".
We have parks of hundreds of thousand of acres.
A park is something BIG.
Now, 40 PC's? That's a postage stamp.