Complete reinstall Windows (SplashID 6.x)

Complete reinstall Windows (SplashID 6.x)

Thanks for contacting us. Please backup your data from SplashID Desktop to a vID file. (click the SplashID icon in top left to open the main/Application menu > Backup) Then exit SplashID Desktop PC app. Then rename \Documents\SplashData\SplashID\ to \Documents\SplashData\SplashID.old. That will hide it from the SplashID desktop, but not erase

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