> Generally speaking with modern Windows, it's the user's installed software that's the problem rather than the OS. It's the same problem on Linux... sudo {apt

> Generally speaking with modern Windows, it's the user's installed software that's the problem rather than the OS. It's the same problem on Linux... sudo {apt-get install,pacman -S,whatever} $blah and now have fun setting up and restoring everything in /etc/, ~/, /var, ~/.config/, etc. to just like it was before.