Was passiert wenn man ein neues Betriebssystem installiert?

Wenn Sie Ihren PC neu aufsetzen möchten, sollten Sie zunächst ein gründliches Backup aller persönlichen Daten, Mails und Browserverläufe vornehmen. Auch eine Übersicht aller benötigten Programme hilft den PC nach der Neuinstallation schnell wieder einsatzfähig zu machen.

Prüfen Sie anhand folgender Checkliste, ob Sie an alles gedacht haben:

1. Backup der persönlichen Daten anlegen
2. Passwörter sichern
3. Spielstände speichern
4. E-Mails sichern
5. Favoriten im Browser sichern (Lesezeichen exportieren)
6. Liste aller aktuell installierten Programme erstellen
7. Treiber herunterladen (Grafikkarte, Drucker, etc.)
8. Aktivierungskeys auslesen oder heraussuchen

Anleitung: Mittels Windows System Wiederherstellung PC neu aufsetzen

1. Folgen Sie dem Pfad Start > Einstellungen > Update und Sicherheit > Wiederherstellung. Klicken Sie anschließend unter “Diesen PC zurücksetzen” die Option ”Los gehts”.
   
2. Im Anschluss werden Sie gefragt, ob Sie “Eigene Dateien behalten” oder den PC komplett neu aufsetzen möchten: “Alles entfernen”.
   
   
3. Im nächsten Schritt können Sie festlegen, ob Sie die Dateien nur löschen (die schnellere Variante) oder das Laufwerk komplett bereinigen möchten (die langsamere, aber sicherere Option).
   
   
   
   Tipp: Auch wenn es länger dauert, empfehlen wir Ihnen, das Laufwerk komplett zu bereinigen.
4. Der PC beginnt mit dem Zurücksetzen.
5. Nach ein paar Minuten ist die Installation beendet. Danach müssen Sie Windows 10 vor der ersten Anwendung noch auf Ihre Bedürfnisse anpassen. Hier können Sie die Express-Einstellungen verwenden – besonders beliebt bei unerfahrenen Nutzern. Wir empfehlen Ihnen die benutzerdefinierte Konfiguration.
6. Legen Sie im nächsten Schritt Ihren Benutzernamen sowie ein sicheres Kennwort fest.
7. Klicken Sie auf “Weiter” um die Installation abzuschließen.

Fazit zum PC neu aufsetzen

Haben Sie mit Ihrem Rechner zu kämpfen – sei es aufgrund eines Virus o.Ä. – oder möchten Sie diesen einfach frisch aufsetzen, können Sie in nur wenigen Schritten mittels der Windows-Systemwiederherstellung dies bewerkstelligen
Haben Sie sich eine neue Festplatte gegönnt, beispielsweise ein Upgrade zu einer SSD-Festplatte, eignet sich eine Neuinstallation mittels DVD oder bootfähigen USB-Stick.

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(Fig.2.1 External Hard Disk Drive Caddy)

An external Caddy is a Hard Drive enclosure that attaches to a system with a USB or Firewire cable. Some are enclosures used for external storage and some are desk docks for temporary use. Most internal IT departments use them to access faulty Hard Drives and sometimes to install a Hard Drive using a different computer.

Note: They have the caddy plugged into a working system and remove your Hard Drive. They install your drive in the Caddy and then install the OS on to your Hard Drive in the caddy using the working system.

(Fig.2.2 Extended Dock)

(Fig.2.3 External USB Dock)

(Fig.2.4 External Wireless Dock)

Some external docks come with integral Optical Drives and a multitude of different ports. They can connect to your system either through a docking port connector on most Notebooks or through a USB connection. These Docks can work as attached Optical Drives or as USB hubs during an install process.

(Fig.2.5 External Media Slice)

Some Dell Notebooks have a media slice available for sale. The Slice is a minimal dock. It fits to the base of the d-series laptop and has a slim line Optical drive and minimal ports. Sometimes it has a secondary battery as well. It is specifically designed to fit a particular system chassis base.

(Fig.2.6 External USB DVD)

You can obtain a low-cost USB powered CD/DVD drive. It is the simplest option but involves the cost of getting the drive.

(Fig.2.7 External Media Bay)

Some Dell Notebooks support external Media Bays. These are modules that attach to the computer with a double headed cable that has both a USB connector and a propriety power connector. You must have the correct connections on your system to use this bay. The bay is a standard module that takes all of Dell's media bay options, from Optical drives, through to batteries and secondary Hard Drives.

(Fig.2.8 USB Flash Drive)

Every system comes with multiple USB ports now. (From USB Type-A which is shown in the picture, to USB Type-C which is the latest connector format.) You can now purchase Install media on Bootable USB drives or download ISOs that you can load to a bootable USB. There are also several methods possible to make an ordinary USB drive bootable and then to load install media to it. You would use it in place of a CD or DVD. There are a number of different methods for this, but the most common is called slipstreaming.

Note: The minimum size of USB drive that you need will depend on the version of the OS you want to install.

Note: As with any USB device, if used with a Windows Operating System (from XP through to 10) the device will not require any setup. A USB device is a Plug and Play device. If being used outside of windows, then it can be used through the F12 startup menu, by selecting Boot from USB Device.

(Fig.2.9 Donor Chassis)

This last option is to use another system that has an optical drive as a donor. This means installing your Hard Drive into the donor system and performing the install on that machine. Once that is complete, transfer your Hard Drive back into your own machine to complete installing the drivers and software.

I hope this has given you some idea's on how to work around any systems limitations. If not, contact your Technical Support for further help.

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How to make Recovery media in Dell Backup and Recovery

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How to create a Windows 10 installation Disc

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How to create a Windows 10 installation USB Key Drive

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The following article describes How to Create Backup discs of your Microsoft Windows Operating System installation, and where to find Media Recovery information:

Download the Windows recovery image file. Follow the instructions in the following guide to create a bootable USB drive or DVD. Copy the recovery image onto your bootable media. Use the media to reinstall Windows on your Dell device:

Warning: These advanced steps are intended primarily for system administrators. Or for those who are familiar with command line and/or comfortable following technical tutorials.

(Fig.3.1 DBAR)

This software was free, and it let you create both a restore image and recovery media as well as backup your data in case of any issues with your system. We recommended running this once you confirmed that you had the machine fully set up and working as you liked it, but before you added all of your data and software. Dell no longer supplies or distributes this application. Windows 10 made it unnecessary:

Note: The more on the machine, the larger the recovery files and the more storage you would need.

(Fig.3.2 Third-Party Backup Media)

Most companies have their own approved version of each operating system and the software they tested for your System type. This is sometimes done as a DVD such as a Ghost Disc from Norton. It is most often installed from an image server or central storage. It is used on your system when its connected to your company network through a PXE NIC (Network Adapter) boot. It boots before the OS loads. I would advise having a word with your Internal IT department to see if this is an option you can take advantage of.

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Perform a Reset in Windows 10

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Reinstall or Restore Windows 8

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How to Reinstall Windows 7 without losing your Data

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The following article provides links to basic solutions. Such as how to identify and troubleshoot potential OS reinstall or driver issues. It applies to any of the operating system that ship on a Dell computer:

(Fig.4.1 Factory Image)

Most systems shipped without an optical drive now have a factory image built into them. If it's included on your computer, I'd recommend this. It returns the system to the state it shipped from Dell with the least amount of work required:

System Restore is a built-in Windows tool that is designed to protect and repair the operating system. When something goes wrong with your computer, System Restore should be used before restoring to factory condition:

This article provides a step-by-step guide for refreshing or resetting Windows 10 on a Dell computer. It includes how to refresh the operating system to the Dell factory image. Which is located on the recovery partition:

Dell Backup and Recovery allows you to restore your computer to its original configuration. You can view information about this service on the Dell Back-up and Recovery site. You can also make a backup of your computer system. You can use that backup to restore your operating system to that point or to recover your personal date including photos, videos, documents, and music:

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