The wiw mushroom model is invalid, my home is win7,

Totally valid workaround:

Workaround for the game not to open after using the Model Modifier.

Solution: Use [Game Repair] on the Mushroom software - Power Cleanup

Please do not use the Model Modifier for model creation at first;

Workaround that might work:

Win7 Users:

Delete all the files under the Progamdata folder under the C drive, and use World of Warcraft's own login to update the self-test file again.

This method is the same solution as the one that got stuck when I installed the mop this time.,Delete the file configuration.,Just let him install the configuration again).

XP user: In the temporary folder, so you need to use the search function, use the search function in the C drive, search, find this folder (remember not files!!) Then delete. Use World of Warcraft's own login to re-update the self-test file once.

Haven't touched it. However, after the modification is successful, it seems to prompt when entering the water, there will be problems.

Check out this tutorial I wrote. Both installations are fine. The one you said didn't actually be ISO.

I recommend that you choose the one that installs gho, because it also includes common software and so on, and you can choose software installation after installing the system, and the installation process is relatively simple and fast. Take a look at the diagram in my tutorial. Just look at it.

If you like a very pure system and nothing at all, choose the ISO one, which is nothing at all. It is also available in the tutorial on how to install it. They don't need to be carved.

Very simple. Reply to me with any questions.

ISO, clean installed version.

GHO, pre-installed post-package.

XP, Win7 versions have this type of disc.

ghost system image···

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There are many aspects of network technology

If you have a chance, go there and see the tutorials.

This depends on what software you have installed, and there are many file formats supported by the Windows system itself (doc, xsl, ppt, txt.........Install at most one PDF software, and basically all text formats can be read!

You don't think there will be any problems with the system, right?

Some formats are opened with dedicated software, don't know what format yours is?

No, you only need to format the original system partition, which is usually the C drive.

Re-partition it all and install it again.

It may be caused by not formatting the hard drive, or the format of the format is incorrect.