Windows Reinstall

How to Install Windows After Booting Into Windows Setup

Language and Keyboard Settings On the first two screens, choose your language, time and currency format, and keyboard layout. The default settings work fine for most users — just click Next to continue. Selecting the Windows Edition Setup will show only one edition — the one you already selected earlier in PC-DNA. Just click Next ... <a title="How to Install Windows After Booting Into Windows Setup" class="read-more" href="https://pc-dna.com/help/windows-reinstall/windows-installation-guide/" aria-label="Read more about How to Install Windows After Booting Into Windows Setup">Read more</a>

Step-by-step Windows Reinstall

A Clean Installation This module performs a clean install of Windows. The disk you choose will be formatted, and all data on that disk will be removed. If you haven’t backed up your files yet, open Access Your Data before proceeding. Connect to the Internet Before you begin, connect the device to Wi-Fi or Ethernet.A connection is required only once, during the initial ... <a title="Step-by-step Windows Reinstall" class="read-more" href="https://pc-dna.com/help/windows-reinstall/step-by-step-windows-reinstall/" aria-label="Read more about Step-by-step Windows Reinstall">Read more</a>

Can’t See the PC-DNA USB in the Boot Menu?

If the PC-DNA USB doesn’t appear in the Boot Menu, don’t worry – this is common and usually takes 1-2 quick settings adjustments in BIOS. Follow these steps in order: Step 1 – Re-insert the USB and try another USB port Sometimes BIOS only detects specific ports, especially older systems. Try USB 2.0 — BIOS ... <a title="Can’t See the PC-DNA USB in the Boot Menu?" class="read-more" href="https://pc-dna.com/help/windows-reinstall/cant-see-the-pc-dna-usb-in-the-boot-menu/" aria-label="Read more about Can’t See the PC-DNA USB in the Boot Menu?">Read more</a>

How to Open Your Computer’s BIOS and Boot From PC-DNA

Step 1 – Before You Start Step 2 – Restart and Enter BIOS (UEFI) The BIOS (also called UEFI) is a built-in setup screen that appears before Windows starts. This is where we change the boot settings. Restart your computer and, as soon as the screen turns black, tap the key repeatedly (about once per second). Most common BIOS ... <a title="How to Open Your Computer’s BIOS and Boot From PC-DNA" class="read-more" href="https://pc-dna.com/help/windows-reinstall/how-to-open-your-computers-bios-and-boot-from-your-pc-dna-usb-drive/" aria-label="Read more about How to Open Your Computer’s BIOS and Boot From PC-DNA">Read more</a>