I received a new office of my in-laws and I want to delete all their personal data and to start from scratch without delete what anyone essential to the operating system.

original title: delete old files / customize in new computer

I received this great office of in-laws and I want to remove all their stuff and start over... but not to delete what anyone essential to the system. I can't get explore 9... do not know why.

I also want to know if I need to set up a network or something for my laptop and desktop computer can interact? I want to be able to print from my laptop without connecting to the computer via the USB port.

Any advice?

Your message was clearly not your comments to Microsoft Answers web site, so I moved it on the Feedback forum to "Install, upgrade and activate" windows forum.  Please return to your message, click the button change under it, change the menu Windows Version dropdown to indicate which version of Windows you are using, and then click on submit.  People can help better if they do not have to guess your version of Windows.

Your best bet is to reinstall WIndows from scratch using the original Windows installation kit or factory restore disks supplied with the PC when your purchased people.  If she did come with a restore or the Windows installation disk drive, it came with a partition on the hard drive and the software to allow you to create the restore disks yourself.  Which will ensure that none of their remains.

If you want to share data or peripherals between two PCs, you will need a LAN.  If you have internet access, then you already have a local area network.  Your ADSL access may or may not have a router provided with the equipment to access, but if it isn't you can easily add a.  The Knowledgebase Microsoft have some tutorials that describe how to configure a network home.

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