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The Release Date and Key Features of Windows 12 Unveiled
(ux-news.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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I dunno how I feel about it. My desktop which is a port of 10-> 11 is fine. My laptop which is a w11 native, is all fucked up. The file path is c/wahots/Onedrive/desktop, and onedrive is broken, so I can't save files to certain directories. Even remapping directories doesn't work. It's a miserable experience. I'm thinking of backing up everything and getting some sort of clean license, as this Asus one is all fucked up.
You can always just format it.
It should be digitally licensed. So installing a fresh copy will automatically activate.
That being said, you should also be able to search for "Reset this PC" in your start menu and choose "Remove everything". That will effectively give you a fresh install without creating installation media.
Won't that give me the dirty factory image with all the BS like McAfee, amorycrate, all that?