Hi,
The answer to your question is that no you would not have to reinstall
your window eyes program if it had already been installed when you made
the image.
Just for the record you don't have to buy an imaging program, because
both windows 7 and windows 8 comes with imaging software, which can be
found in the backup and restore folder, and it works well with window eyes.
Heads-up--you need to create a system repa ir disk to enable you to
restore your backup image if your computer does not boot up.
good luck,
Manny
loha, Manny checkout my stand-up comedy performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75fbevlz10g computer specifications:
Window Eyes 8beta Dell xps420 with 8 gb memory c p u: Intel q6600 quad
core dual boot between Windows 7 64-bit and windows 8 64 bit all
software and drivers are up to date
On 11/11/2012 5:31 AM, Troy Sullivan wrote:
> Good morning,
> Someone posted a link to a reimaging program. It seems to be
screenreader friendly, however, if I were to purchase it and go through
the reimaging process, will it affect windoweyes? I'm asking because I
know when you reformat you will have to reinstall your screen reader and
other programs, but if I reimage will I have to do the same thing?
> Troy
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