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yes, true. But what alternative do we have? If such a power user breaks windows registry in a _really_ bad way, the fastest solution, by far, is to just reinsta
by Andrew_nenakhov 6y ago
yes, true. But what alternative do we have? If such a power user breaks windows registry in a _really_ bad way, the fastest solution, by far, is to just reinstall anything. And, again, if you are smart about having your /home folders on a separate partition, reinstalling Ubuntu is way faster. So even in this worst case scenario Windows loses.
- wazzaps 6y agoPop!_OS has a recovery partition with a "reset installation", which keeps the home directory (I believe) but reinstalls everything else
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- zamadatix 6y agoThe registry has multiple automatic backups to the point you can delete the entire thing and not need to reinstall or use external backups, system recovery boot mode will handle it.