ShoobieRat
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Nope.
You may, but a reinstall/repair will just deal with Windows stuff.
Besides, if you do, what's the big deal? You have a copy of all your drivers, right? If the reinstall puts on a default graphics driver or something, just reload the driver.
This is potato work, dude. Running a Windows reinstall isn't rocket science or difficult. Make sure you have what you need before you start, backup your important files, and then do it. Allot some time from your day (about 2 hours) and have-at-it.
You may, but a reinstall/repair will just deal with Windows stuff.
Besides, if you do, what's the big deal? You have a copy of all your drivers, right? If the reinstall puts on a default graphics driver or something, just reload the driver.
This is potato work, dude. Running a Windows reinstall isn't rocket science or difficult. Make sure you have what you need before you start, backup your important files, and then do it. Allot some time from your day (about 2 hours) and have-at-it.