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Open the Start menu of the operating system in theIn the search bar, type Recovery and press Enter. This will open the System Restore window. Click the Advanced Recovery methods link. In the next window you will be offered two options: - Use this system to restore your computer - this option allows you to restore the system from a previously created image. In this case, all your data and installed programs on the computer will be restored from this image. - Reinstall Windows (requires Windows installation disc) - this option provides a complete reinstallation of the entire operating system. In this case, the information on the computer will need to be restored from the backups, and the programs must be reinstalled. To start the reinstallation procedure, select the second option. You will be asked to create a backup of the data available on the computer. Click the Buck up now button and select the medium on which the information will be recorded. In the next window, click Restart to restart the computer. In the System Recovery Options window, select the keyboard input method and click Next, and then confirm the start of the recovery by clicking Yes. Insert the Windows 7 installation disk into the drive and click Yes, the installation process will take several minutes. If you want to protect your account, type the password in the appropriate box and click Next. In the next window, select Use recommend settings, then set your time zone and click Next again. At the end of the installation, select the type of network you will use (Home network, Work network or Public network). At this reinstallation of the operating system is completed. Upon completion, you will be prompted to restore the data from the previously created backup. If you want to perform this procedure, click the Restore my files button. When reinstalling the operating system in this way, the previously existing Windows folder will be moved to the Windows.old folder. This folder can be useful if you want to return the system to its previous state (before reinstalling). In addition, it contains data (for example, documents or photos) that were stored in the previous version of the system. If you no longer need this folder, you can delete it and free up, thus, the hard disk space. To delete the Windows.old folder, you can use the Disk Cleanup service, in the window of which you need to check the Previous Windows Installations check box. To start Disk Cleanup, open the properties of the C drive (or the drive on which Windows 7 is installed), go to the General tab, and click the Disk Cleanup button.