Sure, you can format an SSD.
When you install Win 10 (if you have the installation program on CD or USB stick) you can chose to do a "custom" install where you select the drive (the SSD) and Windows will delete the partitions/format and do a clean install for you. See this tutorial Windows 10...
Try disabling all the stuff in the Startup tab (shown above, except Intel) and see if that fixes the slow boot up. If it does, start to enable them one by one until you find the problem one.
On a home built computer with UEFI, will the Windows install key "embed" itself into the UEFI (firmware chip) so I don't need to keep track of the key number when/if I do a clean re-install with the same version?
Are you installing Win7 x64?
One of the common issues is that users try to install X86 version with UEFI enabled in the bios. X86 does not support UEFI so you would have to configure the machine for Legacy boot to install X86 versions of Windows. If you do try to install X86 version setup will...
Sorry. I had no business commenting. My comment had no relevance to the topic. Sometimes I post faster than my brain can consider the implication. I deleted my comment/question.
Sounds like you set the Desktop background picture but did not change the "Lock Screen". See this See pictures on the desktop, Start, and the lock screen - Windows Help
Did you buy the program from Microsoft Store (or from a stranger on E-bay or such)?
If you purchased from Microsoft Store you can download the English language version by following these instructions: How to change the installation language of Office 2013 - Microsoft Community
First you need a Blu-ray drive that is capable of burning (some only read Blu-rays). Usually the "door" on the optical drive will list what it can do.
If your drive does burn Blu-rays, you can use the free Image Burn software The Official ImgBurn Website .
The software you use depends on what...
Try temporarily disabling any virus scanning programs to see if the condition improves. If it does, you could then exclude scanning of those specific files/folders, or processes (as long as your sure they are safe).
SVCHOST (service Host) is a program that runs other windows programs on your computer. There can be several instances of svchost running at the same time. If you are having a problem you need to figure out what is svchost is running (it could be Windows Defender such).
You can view what svchost...
I don't see IPv4 settings in your post (which is the usual way to access the internet).
Go to Control Panel (or click on Network Icon in taskbar)>Network & Sharing and click on "Change Adapter Settings", that will bring up your Network interface adapter . Then double click it and open its...
This article suggests cause was a bad NVidia driver update cause this person's blue-screen. Windows 8 pro BSOD 0xc000021a error - Microsoft Community
Did you do any updates? But you say you can't get into to Safe Mode - so you can't remove them, if you did.
You ran Sfc and Chkdsk. There's not...
Here is a good article on troubleshooting "no start" problems PERFORM THESE STEPS before posting about POST/boot/no video problems! - Product - Systems
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