Windows 10: Start fresh: what ‘settings’ are saved?

Hi. I want to do a good old wipe OS and reinstalls if I use the fat art fresh function it says that it ‘saves some settings’. Which ones? I want to get rid of any (stupid) stuff I might have done in the past years via prompt and forgotten about (e.g. disable HPET, etc). Will fresh start wipe these clean? Thanks

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Cannot edit images when saved in Fresh paint

Hi Kamila,

As per the information, I understand that when you save an image drawn in Fresh Paint, you are unable to edit the image once saved.

If the above is true, I suggest that you follow the steps below to save the image in a manner that will allow you to edit it.

• To save your painting right click on fresh paint and click on
  Save as. You will get an option to select the location.
• Select the location and save the painting.
• When you reopen fresh paint you will be on the painting you used before closing fresh paint. If you do not get the painting, you may click on image and go to the location and select the image to edit.

For added information on Fresh Paint refer to the FAQ below

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...aint-faq/552a7366-fbd2-4b19-a4b8-4021453a4835

Note: Also applies to 10

Hope this helps

Regards

 

Fresh Paint - Saving images in different formats

Hi Andrew,

You can use the Fresh Paint application to lower the file size of an image. To do this, follow the steps below:

• Open Fresh Paint.
• On the upper left part of the application, click the three line icon.
• Click Import.
• Choose Photos.
• On the upper right part of the application, click Find Files.
• Locate and open the picture you want.
• Beside the Layout, click Start Painting.
• On the upper left part of the application, click the three line icon again.
• Select Save As.
• Choose a location you want to save the file.
• After choosing a location you want to save the file, click the Save as type: drop-down menu.
• Choose JPG Format.
• Click Save.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Start Menu List - Settings

You need to go one step further...

Settings >Personalization > Start, then click as shown by the RED square...