After redoing the system, will the software from the original program still be there?

As long as the original software is not installed in the system disk (C drive), it is still there. But the registry was deleted after redoing the system, so those software may not be able to be used, but the general game software will not be affected, and it can still enter the game normally.

Office depends on whether the system you install comes with it. If yes, you don't need to say more, if not, you have to install it separately.

The driver is also installed in the system disk, so there is no longer it after reinstalling the system. Need to install a driver separately,But the current system generally comes with a general driver,Can be used,If it's not particularly weird his hardware, you generally don't need to install it anymore.,If you really want to install, there's a simple way.,It's to use the super rabbit's driver angel to automatically check the installation (don't use your own hardware information)

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Office software is Windows comes with it, there will be, but other software can't be used.

Yes, you can choose to delete or not.

It depends on which disk your system is installed on when it is not restored, if it is a C drive, then it is still there, because the backup thing is the entire C drive, so if there is, it is still there.

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So where did you install the software before you reinstalled it?。。 If the software is installed on a non-system disk, it will be reinstalled. But some of the software is a bit problematic.

The reinstallation just formatted the system disk.。。。 If you reload all the plates, there's nothing.

The easiest way is to back up an image file of the operating system (named yuansi original) after installing the operating system.

Then install all the software you need, confirm that it is correct, and then back up the operating system image (named Ruanjian software).

The advantage of this is that if you want the original mirror image (the backup should not use the Chinese name), Iwakura uses Qinqing to restore the first one (faster than the new system before installing the jujube).

There will also be abnormalities in installing software and updating patches, so it is much faster to restore using the original image file.

Possibility 1: Because the operating system may not be the same as the installation disk of the software.

The operating system is generally installed on the C disk, also known as the system disk.

The installation path of the application software is specified by the user at the time of installation, and it does not have to be a system disk, but it can also be a D disk, an E disk, or ......After installation, the main files of the software are not on the system disk, but the relevant program running information is written to the system disk; As long as the D, E, and F disks are not formatted, or these software are not uninstalled or deleted, these files are always stored;

When you reinstall the system, you only need to format the system disk for a new installation, and you may not even need to format the system disk for the upgrade installation. Therefore, when reinstalling the system, maintenance personnel generally try to avoid formatting the disks outside the system disk to prevent personal data loss.

Obviously, if the maintenance personnel reinstall the system, only the C disk is formatted, and no other disks outside the system disk are moved. These original software files can be seen. However, it is not in the registry of the new system, and it will not affect the operation of the system.

You can directly select these files and folders and delete them.

Possibility 2: The reinstallation of the operating system is an upgrade, such as from XP to Win 7. When installed in this way, the system upgrade installer will pack all the original system files into a folder called ". You can also see the pre-reinstall software.

Because you are not installing a pure version of the system, the U disk GHO system or the (pirated) disc system will have some accompanying software after installing the [genuine very expensive] system, such as Kugou, Thunderbolt, PPTV, etc.

If you install a pure version of the system (suffix) is ISO, the desktop is a ** station, and system applications such as my computer have to go to the "start" to create a shortcut to the desktop;

If you have a GHO version of the system or a (pirated) disc system and some unwanted software, it is not a big deal, just uninstall it manually.

Generally, if you redo the system, the files of the C disk will disappear automatically, and if you want to delete the files of other disks, you can format which disk!!

The software is installed on the def disk, and the installation system is just installed with the C disk, and you can format the other disks after installing the system.

After reinstalling the system, it's just that all the things in the system disk are formatted, the system disk is generally a c disk, and the registry is also initialized, so even if the software of other disks is still there, it can't be used (except for the green version), you can talk about important data backup, empty other disks, and reinstall the software.

You can choose the easy-boot USB flash drive boot maker to reinstall the system. The installation steps are as follows:

1. First of all, make the U disk into an easy-start U disk to start, restart the computer and wait for the boot screen to appear, press the startup shortcut key, select the U disk to start to enter the easy-start main menu, select the "Enter Win8PE environment installation system" option, and press the Enter key to confirm.

2. Enter the win8pe system, the installation tool will pop up by itself, click "browse" to select and save it to the system image file in the U disk.

3. Wait for the easy-start PE installation tool to automatically load the system image package installation file, just select the installation disk location, and then click the "OK" button. Click the "OK" button directly in the pop-up prompt window. Then the ANL loading tool starts working, please wait a few minutes.

4. After completion, a prompt will pop up to restart the computer, click the "Yes (Y)" button.

5. At this time, you can unplug the U disk, restart the system to start the installation, we don't need to operate, wait for the installation to be completed, and finally enter the system desktop before the rolling beam will restart once.

As long as your 360 is not installed on the C drive, it is all there.

Hello, from the perspective of ensuring the stability of the system, it is recommended that you consider reinstalling the system step by step, and it is not recommended to use any auxiliary tools and software to reinstall the system. And it's best to use the original system disc or disc image file. In fact, the reinstallation system is not so mysterious, and it is relatively simple.

After starting the computer with the installation CD, or starting the computer with a bootable USB flash drive and entering the installation environment, if it is XP, you can also follow the prompts in other places, only after selecting the C disk as the installation partition, when prompted, press the C key on the keyboard to continue, and then select Format the disk partition with NTFS file system (fast), and then press the F key to start formatting the C disk.

If you want to reinstall Win7 system, click Install Now, after selecting Custom, mainly when selecting partitions, select the original C drive, click Drive Options (Advanced), and then click Format to format C drive. Elsewhere you just follow the prompts and basically click Next.

After reinstalling the system, only the things in the C disk will not be there, and the things on the desktop will also be gone, but the things on other disks are still there, as long as your software is not installed on the C disk, then it will still exist after installing the system.

If you format the whole disk, you won't have it, but you only have the installation and tell the person who installed it, don't let him format the other disks, and it won't be gone, only the desktop shortcut will not be there.

No, you can save the software on a non-system drive, which is D, or E F, because the system is usually installed on the C drive.

Except for the contents of the C disk, there will be no loss, and all the contents of the other disks will not be lost.

When the system is reinstalled, the default is to install the C disk, that is to say, only all the things in the C disk are gone, and the things in the other disks will not disappear, that is, when the system is reinstalled, as long as the important things are put in other disks, it will be fine.

In the same way, all the software installed in the C disk will be gone, but the software installed in other disks is still there (you can save the software icon on the desktop to other disks before the system is reinstalled, such as: Put it in the D disk), but some software is to be written into the registry of the system (after the system is reinstalled, the things in the system registry are naturally gone), so some software can be used, but some software still needs to be reinstalled to use, that is to say, some of the previous installations are not usable.