It will also bring all of your Updates current and solve most problems since it reinstalls Windows. Everything that's possible to do and still have the best install possible is covered including all the best practices and optimizations. Millions of people have used my Clean Install tutorials for ten years and not one has ever come back with problems that I have seen.
So let me know if I can help you further get the best install of Windows one can have. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions and keep me posted.
I will keep working with you until it's resolved. The pages appear to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the sites that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP Potentially Unwanted Products. Thoroughly research any product advertised on the sites before you decide to download and install it. Thanks Greg for the quick reply.
After a second read, I guess your advice is not inconsistent with DaveM's response. If I understand correctly, there is no way I can just restore my program and apps from my backup without messing with the new W10 install. BUT, I could restore the full backup old W10 included and then, in theory, do an "Upgrade this PC" that would basically reinstall the W10 and eliminate the problems I was having with the original W10 install.
The only problem is Eventually I forced a reboot to the Sony Recovery Software this was the last Sony product I'll ever buy , which did not provide for an "upgrade" only. So, if I did a full backup would I not be back in the same position and in a do-loop for eternity? In reply to DaveM's post on July 9, Thanks to you for the quick response as well Dave. Please see my reply to Greg Carmack. What "backup disk" do you have?
If it's a factory recovery disk it should be more than one or it's just a repair disk with the bootable repair tools on it. If you have a backup image stored to use, then that will restore it to the same condition it was when the image was taken. And these apps will start loading and installing without needing to tap on them individually. Nov 6, PM.
Page content loaded. Aug 12, PM in response to jarrjar In response to jarrjar. I see from your post that you're concerned about your iCloud backup is taking a long time to restore, specifically with downloading apps.
This is perfectly normal given you are restoring and downloading a lot of content all at once. Take a look below for some tips on restoring your device from iCloud. Restoring from a backup might take a while because of the size of the backup or the speed of the Wi-Fi network.
For example, iCloud can take approximately 1 to 4 hours per gigabyte during a restore process. If you need help restoring from an iCloud backup - Apple Support. Aug 12, PM. Hi, I am having a similar issue. Mine was a local backup on iTunes, it "completed" successfully, but many of the programs are stuck on "waiting", aka greyed out.
Oct 25, PM. Even left it overnight, to no avail. A few seconds after doing this, the apps that had been greyed out or stuck on loading started downloading and installing themselves. Oct 19, AM. Question: Q: apps stuck on "waiting" after restoring More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate.
Browse Search. If you set up your device to store Notes in iCloud, iCloud sends those notes to your device after the restore process finishes. To find storage options for Notes in iOS Notes data stored by a third-party service like Microsoft Exchange isn't backed up to iCloud. Contact the provider of that service for information about how to retrieve your data. After you restore your device from iCloud Backup, stay connected to Wi-Fi so that your text messages and voice recordings can download.
If you turn off Messages in iCloud, your text messages and attachments no longer upload automatically, but they save in your next iCloud Backup and download in the background when you restore.
The time it takes to restore depends on the size of your backup and the speed of your Wi-Fi. For example, if you use an iPad backup to restore an iPhone, your Messages and Voice Memos may not appear on the iPhone. If your information is still missing after you restore, you can try to restore from a different backup in iCloud or on your computer. Always back up your current data on your computer before you try to restore from iCloud Backup.
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Apple makes no representations regarding third-party website accuracy or reliability. Contact the vendor for additional information. About missing information after you restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iCloud Backup Did you notice missing information after you restored your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iCloud Backup?
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