How to install Windows 10: Clean install

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You cannot clean install Windows 10 without going via the upgrade we explained before. That's because you actually don't have an product key like you do with Windows 7 or 8, so Windows 10 requires to activate automatically online after upgrading from an qualified copy of Windows 7 or 8.1.
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When Windows 10 is started, Microsoft can identify your COMPUTER and connect it along with an activated and legitimate Windows 10 licence. This indicates you can perform a clean install (also on a different hard drive, so it's a great moment to update to an SSD if you have been operating Windows on a standard disk drive) and Windows 10 will certainly activate without problem.

To check if Windows 10 has activated after updating, go to Control Panel >  System and Security >  System and look under Windows activation:

Simply when you make "significant changes" to your LAPTOP will you have to call the Microsoft activation helpline. http://www.balingbambu.com/harga-laptop-hp-pavilion-dan-hp-core-i3-2015/

To complete a clean install, you'll need to return to Step 2 in the walkthrough before, using the tool you saved to make a bootable USB drive or DVD. Once that's done, turn off your personal computer, install or remove any hard drives and SSDs you would like to swap around then boot from your USB or DVD.


If your PC is just not boot from it, head into the BIOS settings (typically press Delete, F1 or one of the other F keys right after you switch your computer on) and ensure removable drives, or the DVD drive is set as the primary boot device, and not a hard drive. We cannot be specified about the menus and settings, since each BIOS is different.
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How to fix blinking screen after Windows 10 installation

It was drawn to our interest that many users are getting problems with the screen flashing using the Windows 10 installment.

The good news is it's repairable. 1st, reboot your laptop. You can try pressing Alt-F4 and choosing restart if you possibly can do it while the monitor is flashing, but otherwise hold down the power button for about 10 secs until the computer turns off. Turn it on again, but instead of logging in Windows 10, click the on-screen power button and after that hold the Shift key on your keyboard when clicking on the Restart option.

Windows 10 won't reboot but will go to a screen with a troubleshooting alternative. Press this and then Advanced options. Now choose to reboot and you are going to see choices to go into Safe Mode. Any Safe Mode option will do. The PC will now begin in Safe Mode.

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Press the Windows key and R jointly to have the Run box. Now type msconfig and click Enter. Head to the Services Tab in the window that opens. Scroll down till you find two tasks that need to be stopped:

- Problem Reports and Solution Control Panel Support
- Windows Error Report Service

Disable these by unchecking them, after that click Apply, Ok. Restart the laptop. If that doesn't correct it, reboot into Safe Mode once again and right-click on the taskbar along the bottom of the screen. Select Task Manager and next select the tab for Startup programs. You may right-click on each one and disable it. This should stop the blinking screen, and you can then turn services back on in Task Manager 1 by 1 (a reboot after each) to separate which often application is causing it.
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