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I carry Windows, Linux, and repair tools in my pocket: Here is how
['Rich Hein', 'Nick Lewis']
How-To Geek
Normally, when you boot your PC, the operating system is loaded from a storage drive physically located inside your PC.
Whenever I want to try a new operating system, all I need do is copy the operating system ISO file onto the drive.
Related 4 repair commands to run before you reinstall Windows Reinstalling Windows is disruptive.
From there, the usual installation process can take over, and you'll have a fresh operating system in a few minutes.
I frequently tweak my Windows PC to the point of badly breaking things, and on more than one occasion, I've had to perform a complete reinstall.