By: Mitch | Last updated February 17, 2021 
Before spending your hard earned cash on a computer program you should see if the program is good and safe for your system. There are lot of computer programs that are scam and may damage your computer instead. That is why I took an initiative to research and test Reimage to find out whether it is safe or a scam.
Reimage is a window utility repair tool that can fix the window system damages caused by viruses and malware without you having to reinstall windows. The application function by scanning the errors and fixing various problems related to Windows OS.
Once the scanning is completed, users will be notified about the findings and inspired to eliminate all the threats. That way, Reimage helps eliminate the virus damaged files and replace them with healthy and safe ones. Reimage database system consisting of more than 25,000,000 window file systems that are continually updated to ensure only correct and safe data are injected to replace the damaged ones.
In a nutshell, Reimage is an excellent computer repair program that actually does its job amazingly well. However, it will only be effective if your computer problems fall within the perimeter of what Reimage can fix.
It is important to note that Reimage is not an antivirus program. For that reason, it is unlikely to stop any coming malware as antivirus do. Therefore, you should use this program alongside an appropriate antivirus solution to get the job done completely.
Reimage should be used in fixing the following: damages to the PC after a virus or malware infection; mysterious computer errors; file corruption problem including DLL files; chronic or repeated computer freezes, crashes, and blue screen of death.
Consequently, you should not expect to use Reimage to solve problems with third-party software such as Adobe and Firework. However, that may work if the problem with such third-party programs is caused by window error. Other issues that it can't fix are physical problems such as broken mouse or keyboard and as said before, it will not block viruses or malware.
Another important point to not is that Reimage is not a malware as other people label it. Malwares get into your computer system to damage or steal personal information which is far from what Reimage does.
Many people have also labeled Reimage PC Repairs as ‘scamware’ due to the numerous adverts that seem to lure users to purchase the full version. The adverts will appear depending on the adware program installed in your system and it is something you can stop. Simply use an antivirus to terminate all the commercial contents and pop-ups that you are not interested in.
Reimage usually shows up with its scanner, so you must have agreed with its installation to get it into your computer. However, there is always Reimage Repair usually offered as an optional application program during its installation. If you fail to pay attention to its installation and overlook the program offered as an optional program, you might install it without realizing.
Such unwanted installation can be flagged off by an antivirus program. To avoid the installation of unwanted applications, you should install the software in the correct manner. You can download the software for free and safely install it in very simple steps as described below.
It is worth noting that, to effectively fix your computer problems, it is prudent to buy the full version. You can obtain this version directly from their official website or other third party sites. However, you should be very careful to use official online providers in order to prevent the malicious version on your computer.
With that being said, you can install this program in the following simple steps:
Step 1
Visit the Reimage official website homepage and click the ‘start download’ button. Ensure you save the file in a location you can easily find it on your computer. Once the download is complete, you can access the saved file by clicking the arrow at the top right. Then, either double click on the file or choose the ‘open’ or ‘Run’ option from your browser.
For Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you may have to enter your administrator password and/or simply prompted to click ‘Yes’ to allow Reimage to make changes to your computer.
Step 2
Once you click on the arrow and allow the software to make changes in your computer, a window interface that welcomes you to Reimage repair setup wizard will appear. The Window has a language option button and the ‘Install’ button at the bottom right corner. However, this will depend on the browser that you use.
Whichever the case, it is prudent to click on the license agreements and read before you install the software. You can then decide whether you want the Reimage to scan your computer once the installation is complete or not by clicking or not clicking on a box right below the privacy policy link.
Step 3
If you allow the Reimage to scan your computer once the installation is finished, click on the ‘Install’ button. The software will start a preliminary scan that will give an immediate impression of your PC and identify the causes of most frustration you are experiencing.
The window interface that displays the outcome is straightforward and very easy to understand. It has a ‘Start Repair’ button at the bottom that you may click if you want the Reimage to start the repair. However, if you don’t want to use Reimage right away, simply click the ‘Cancel’ button.
With that being clarified, you can now download and install Reimage repairs for free, run it, and see if it solves your computer problems. If it doesn't work as you expected, you may want to uninstall it. This can be done in very simple steps.
Step 1
On the start menu of your computer, type control panel, and click on the ‘control panel’ from the box. Once it opens, go to the program category and click on ‘Uninstall a program’.
A window displaying all the programs installed on your PC will appear. Find the ‘Reimage PC Online’, click to highlight then ‘uninstall’ button will appear at the bottom of the window.
Click on the button then follow the prompts to uninstall the program. For instance, you will have to confirm the uninstall process by clicking on ‘Yes’.
Step2
Once uninstalled, use appropriate anti-malware software for windows to remove Reimage PC repairs. Simply download the anti-malware, some of which are free, then follow on-screen prompts to install it. Select use anti-malware (with the name of the one you have settled on), click on scan, and wait for it to complete the scan, and then click on quarantine. Once the malware removal process is complete, you can close it and continue with other instructions. Note that you should use the ant-malware along with antivirus.
Reimage is a safe and easy to install PC repair software that will solve your computer problems like frequent freezes, crashes and blue screen of death if used in the right way. All you have to do is to download, install, subscribe, run it and get your PC back on track.
