Why do some software continue to run after reinstalling the C drive?

Some software can only be run if there is a registration file in the system disk or a service program that assists in running, such as antivirus software, some games and software that need to be registered, which will not work or are incomplete after the system is reinstalled.

Some of the files required for the operation of the software itself are located in the installation directory of the non-system disk, and do not need to call the files of the C drive for support, so you can copy it to any machine or storage device you want to save and take it everywhere like QQMany software that do not require registration, such as pplive, etcMost of the games such as GTA, SA and so on.

The reinstalled system has nothing to do with the software itself, and this kind of software, when packaged, is green software (in the true sense of the word).

Some files need to be supported by a C drive (write to the registry or services) and you can fix the installation or overwrite the installation.

If you're too lazy to reinstall some big games, you can find the corresponding registry file from the Internet and import it.

Green software, or can run incomplete versions.

The program software is not installed on the C disk,Like photoship,WPS, etc.,You can still use a shortcut key after reinstalling the machine,Like WPS without installation,But you need to re-enter the serial number,Word can't,You have to reinstall,Can't run the repair。 I don't know what software you're talking about?

Hello! We're happy to answer for you! If you keep prompting to repair the C drive during the process of reinstalling the system, it may be due to hard disk failure, partition table corruption, virus infection, etc., which may cause errors in the C drive file system.

You can try to fix the problem by following these steps:1Check the hard drive for bad sectors or damage.

The hard drive can be detected and repaired using the relevant software. 2.During system installation, select the Reset partition option, then create a new partition as needed and install the system into the new partition.

3.When booting the system, select Repair Mode and run the built-in disk scanning tool, such as the chkdsk command that comes with Windows, to check and fix problems in the file system. 4.

After the repair is complete, if the problem occurs again, consider using an antivirus to check if your system has been attacked by viruses or malware.

Hello dear, not exactly. ** When you are in the software, you can choose the save path. If no path is specified, the software will be saved in the browser's default folder by default.

**Once completed, the installer will find a place on your computer to install. Some software may try to be installed to the C drive, but there are also some software that you can choose to install to other disks during the installation process. However, it is recommended to install the commonly used software to the C disk, because the C disk is a system disk, and the reading speed is relatively fast, which can improve the efficiency of software operation.

Hello, the Limbs here have provided answers to your questions. Not all software needs to be installed on the C drive at the first time. When it comes to software, you can choose to save it to any local storage device of your choice and then choose to install the software to a C drive or other partition during the installation process.

However, the installation file of some software may save it to the C drive by default, so you will have to change the installation location or do a custom installation to choose the installation path when installing the program. Also, some software may need to rely on the operating system or other software for certain files or drives, which usually need to be installed on the C drive in order for them to work properly. It is recommended that you pay attention to the path and documentation you choose when installing the software, as well as understand the operating system and other software requirements of the soft crack product, so that you can install and use the software correctly.

Good evening, thank you for your patience, I'm here to answer your questions! When installing software to the C drive, it is not necessary to go to the C drive at the right time. When you can**, you can choose **to other drive letters or other locations, but you need to choose Chunyuan to install to C disk when installing.

Because most software will install some necessary system files and registry files to the C drive by default, if the software is installed to other drive letters, it may cause the software to fail to run normally or have other problems. Therefore, if you want to install the software to the C drive, it is recommended to select the C drive as the installation directory during the installation. If you have already installed it to a different drive letter, you can try to reinstall it to the C drive, or move some necessary files to the C drive, but this requires the user to have certain computer knowledge and operation skills.

I hope mine can help you and have a great day

Basically, all the programs or software installed on the computer are installed on the C drive, so the C drive is very important, and its space will affect the running speed of the computer.

Because your system is poisoned, or important data is lost during use, and the system crashes, then you need to reinstall the system, i.e., reinstall a new operating system (operating environment). Or, if you have a backup of your system, you can use One-Click Restore to repair your system.

Reinstalling a C drive is a reinstallation of the computer system.

Why reload? Because of computer poisoning, the computer system is damaged, the computer can't be started, or you want to change to a new system, so you have to reinstall it.

C disk is generally the system disk of the computer, sometimes the system is paralyzed or crashed, or you want to change the system, you have to reinstall it....

Reinstalling the system will only change the system in the C drive of the computer, such as the files and things in the D and E and F disks of the computer. --If the system is used for a long time, the computer will definitely run slowly, not because the computer configuration is not good.

At this time, [the best choice is to reinstall the system]].

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1.First to System City the latest**.

3.Open the unzipped folder, double-click the "Hard Disk Installer", and in the window that opens, click "Install".Can.

4.In the window that appears, the ghost image file path will be automatically added, select the partition that needs to be restored to, the default is the C drive, and click the "OK" button to install it automatically.

Reinstalling the system is to format the C drive, and the original software is gone, and the registry is, of course, the registry value of the new system after reinstallation.

You can completely install the software after reinstalling the system, install the software, install the software such as one-click ghost after all is done, use the backup function, back up the system, if there is a problem with the system, you can restore it through a simple operation, which saves time and effort, and will not lose things.

You can use flash memory as a backup first, or move to another disk such as a D drive and reinstall the system and run the software. It is also possible to repair the system with the original disk.

I don't understand why you have to reinstall the system, but if you want to keep the original installed program files (most of them), you can try Windows Repair Installation, but you must use the original system's installation disk.

Reload the C drive and everything will be cleared.

There is no way.

Before reinstalling the system, it is generally necessary to format the C drive, that is, delete all the things in the C drive.

If you don't format it, most of the software will be unusable.

Boot the system with PE, and then back up the required software to another disk, and you can install the system after the backup.

There is no way, you can only install the system and reinstall it.