Updating Windows using StoreMI again

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Updating Windows using StoreMI again

Updating Windows using StoreMI again

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gman42601
Member

140

11-04-2023, 07:45 AM

#1

The operating system began behaving strangely and no fix seems to be working. Reinstalling appears to be the only option. Since I'm using StoreMI, I'm worried about what will happen during the reinstall process. The "Reset this PC" feature indicates that StoreMI (along with many other programs) will be removed. I tried restoring my tier drives but continue encountering errors.

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gman42601

11-04-2023, 07:45 AM #1

The operating system began behaving strangely and no fix seems to be working. Reinstalling appears to be the only option. Since I'm using StoreMI, I'm worried about what will happen during the reinstall process. The "Reset this PC" feature indicates that StoreMI (along with many other programs) will be removed. I tried restoring my tier drives but continue encountering errors.

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lostwolf520
Junior Member

40

11-04-2023, 08:54 AM

#2

Reinstall on a single drive, then add Storemi afterward after installation. Use a USB drive, DVD, network, or floppy for installation.

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lostwolf520

11-04-2023, 08:54 AM #2

Reinstall on a single drive, then add Storemi afterward after installation. Use a USB drive, DVD, network, or floppy for installation.

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xBoomBeach
Member

191

11-08-2023, 04:28 PM

#3

This action may also format your other tiered drives.

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xBoomBeach

11-08-2023, 04:28 PM #3

This action may also format your other tiered drives.

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xAdriLCT
Senior Member

702

11-16-2023, 10:00 AM

#4

After installing the OS, mount the other drive as needed.

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xAdriLCT

11-16-2023, 10:00 AM #4

After installing the OS, mount the other drive as needed.

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bbowman07
Member

71

11-20-2023, 09:47 PM

#5

It's rarely a wise move. It's definitely not a smart choice. If your system behaves oddly, let me know the issues and people might assist.

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bbowman07

11-20-2023, 09:47 PM #5

It's rarely a wise move. It's definitely not a smart choice. If your system behaves oddly, let me know the issues and people might assist.