do NOT blanket, with wide reaching statements like "all your ideas in this area is total crap"
my mistake. it just never happens this way. alright. Windows reinstall is not the best idea here, nor cloning. Good advice.
I'm sorry I said that all your ideas in this area are total crap, actually it's just everything you said about cloning and driver issues... and also something about "client security trough fresh windows install" and... uhh...sorry again...
@svdinu Reinstall older build. Quick search finds this (Anniversary is good enough for almost all use cases):
http://windowsiso.net/windows-10-iso/windows-10-anniversary-update-1607-download-build-14393-0/windows-10-anniversary-update-1607-iso-download-standard/ You can look for SHA1 hash values of the original MS ISOs and check if it's proper
Edition: Windows 10, product language = English
Windows 10 English 64-bit download
File name = Win10_1607_English_x64
SHA1 hash value: 99fd8082a609997ae97a514dca22becf20420891
Great! Thanks. As far as I remember, Windows will update itself on first run without asking. Let's see how it goes, it was not me in need, but I'm waiting for users to report.