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Use 360 First Aid Reload Master to install the computer with a system that needs to be connected to the Internet.

The principle of 360 First Aid Reload Master Reload is to ** a system from the Internet, and then replace the mismatched and problematic parts of your system. Sometimes he needs to back up your system to the network, and then send files from the network** that match your computer to your computer.

It's easy to use, it's simple and convenient, and it's relatively safe. 360 system reinstallation master uses differential file overlay reinstallation, the required ** file is less, so the reinstallation speed is fast, the scanning of special viruses makes the system more secure, and the driver restoration after reinstallation can effectively solve the situation that the system cannot access the Internet after reinstallation.

However, the overlay installation is not complete, there will be garbage files left, and the acceleration effect after reinstallation is not as obvious as one-click reinstallation, and it can only reinstall the same system as the original, which is not as selective as one-click reinstallation. The protection of the corresponding files of the system reinstall master is the best, but the disadvantage is that the reinstallation is not thorough enough.

Although 360 provides the function of system reinstallation, it will not actively prompt the user to reinstall the system. Currently, 360 Security Guard has two functions to provide reinstallation or upgrade of the system.

One is the "system reinstallation" function, which can be found in the function encyclopedia, which supports the ** reinstallation of XP and Win7 systems; The second is the "system upgrade" function, only on the win10 system to open the security guard [system repair] tab - a single repair can be found in the he, support the low version of the win10 system to upgrade to the latest win10 version (currently support the upgrade to win10 1803).

Installation Steps:

Step 1: Back up the C drive and desktop data to other disks to prevent data loss after system reinstallation.

Step 2: Open the properties of the D drive, check the file system of the D drive, the partition format must be NTFS format, if it is FAT32 format, you need to enter the command line mode and use Convert D: FS:

The ntfs command converts the partition to NTFS format.

After that, the installer will take care of the rest of the steps for you, so you can do other things first and come back later.

At this point, the system installer has been completed, and in order to make it easier for you to use, we have added a configuration system link to the new version.

This section will scan your drivers** to ensure that the drivers in your installed system are working properly.

Start feeling the new system that 360 Reloader brings to you!

360 Reload Master currently supports the reinstalled system version:

1) Windows XP Professional SP3 Chinese Simplified Chinese. (The Home Edition is not supported yet).

2）windows 7

Win7 Home Basic Edition 32-bit SP0

Win7 Home Basic Edition 32-bit SP1

Win7 Home Basic Edition 64-bit SP0

Win7 Home Basic Edition 64-bit SP1

Win7 Home Premium 32-bit SP0

Win7 Home Premium 32-bit SP1

Win7 Home Premium 64-bit SP0

Win7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1

Win7 Ultimate (Ultimate) 32-bit SP0

Win7 Ultimate (Ultimate) 32-bit SP1

Win7 Ultimate (Ultimate) 64-bit SP0

Win7 Ultimate (Ultimate) 64-bit SP1

Win7 Professional 32-bit SP1

Win7 Professional 32-bit SP0

Win7 Professional 64-bit SP1

Win7 Professional 64-bit SP0

Win8, the system comes with a restore to factory settings, you can use this to restore the system.

The 360 emergency disk is used to install the system on the computer, and it can be carried out without the need for an Internet connection.