Once you have made the selection, you must go to the bottom and make a clip on the Next option. By performing this step we will have finished with the configuration for the elimination of old files. Also for the applications that are not by default on the computer.
Now we go to the last step, which will be to make a clip in the Finish option. In this way, the changes that we have made will be applied and the resetting of our equipment will begin.
The program will start to work and you will see the progress of the system restoration. Once it is finished and if we have chosen to delete the user, a window will appear. In it, we are going to make a click on Ok. After that a message will appear with the following message Reboot now. And we will select the Yes option, this will make the computer restart. When restarting you will verify that the equipment is newly installed and if the loss of your information.
And as you can see, you were able to use a tool that allowed you to factory reset Ubuntu and Linux Mint without losing any information.
Your email address will not be published. Ubuntu Community Ask! Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 5 years, 11 months ago. Active 3 years, 4 months ago. Viewed k times. Improve this question. Uday Uday 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges. When you get to the part that ask you how you want to install it, choose erase and use the entire disk.
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Learn more. Erase and Install a fresh copy of Ubuntu to start over [duplicate] Ask Question. Asked 8 years, 2 months ago. Active 8 years, 2 months ago. Viewed 4k times. Improve this question. AzkerM 9, 5 5 gold badges 28 28 silver badges 51 51 bronze badges. Christina Christina 21 1 1 silver badge 6 6 bronze badges. You don't have to install everything from the beginning.
Just reset your Ubuntu to its factory defaults and start installing everything else. At the time of posting this answer v3. To download using wget use:. Open Resetter from Dash and authenticate. Authentication is required to perform administrative tasks. To reset Ubuntu, click on Automatic Reset. But if you want to remove multiple packages at once click on custom reset. Click "Yes" to confirm. You'll get a dialog which would list all the packages which would be removed. A new user will be created to access the system using administrative privileges.
A dialog will appear which would show details about that newly created user. After that confirmation for Reboot will appear. Modify Username and Password as per convenience. This is the common result when doing a google search. The following is from: Ubuntu Reinstallation. Sometimes reinstalling is the quickest way to solve a problem, for example if an upgrade failed or if your graphics driver is broken. When reinstalling, you're most likely want to preserve two things:.
This tutorial can also be used to upgrade Ubuntu eg Even if the current system does not work, you can probably copy or recover many or all of your personal files , when you boot from another drive, for example an Ubuntu live drive USB pendrive or DVD disk.
With a good backup routine you will have peace of mind , even if the drive crashes physically. Maybe your system drive or the file system s of your Ubuntu is damaged.
You can check that and maybe repair the file system s according to this link. A complete re-installation of Ubuntu is much faster than the corresponding installation of Windows.
Re-install into. The [re-]installation can be to the original version and flavour of Ubuntu, but it can also be to new version or community flavour, a fresh installation. Compared to upgrading with do-release-upgrade it is often a reliable and efficient method to install a newer version , for example the most current 'first point release', But sometimes there are problems with hardware drivers, so you had better 'Try Ubuntu without installing' , try live from a USB drive or DVD disk, before installing a newer version.
Think ahead and backup your Ubuntu system when it is new or maybe the whole drive if a dual boot system. There are several backup tools. A full backup can be a cloned [compressed] image of the whole drive made with Clonezilla.
You can create several backups and use them as possible 'restore points' or 'snapshots' of the system, maybe once or twice per year. But you should also have a more frequent daily or weekly backup routine for your personal files, at least 'everything that you cannot afford to lose'.
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