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Originally Posted by blue68f100
It will drop you in recover mode where you have the option to do a clean install. The problem is that it WILL NOT over write some system files, so it not a clean install as indicated.
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Originally Posted by blue68f100
Now the procedure posted by Phoenix above will drop you into the recovery mode screen. (You need monitor and keyboard attached to do this.) From recovery mode you can do a clean install of the OS, the problem is that it does not wipe out user config info.
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David, did you have your coffee today?
You seem to be a little off your game and that is not normal. Why?
Because Oh Yes It Does! If you do a Clean Install of the OS (not just a repair) from the recovery console, it wipes ALL of your configuration data. In fact, this is the only way I have found to completely wipe all old configuration data.
As a side note, you do not need a monitor and keyboard attached to use the recovery console. You can use a GUI for this also (you need to know the IP).