In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . When you format a computer, you will lose all of your files and data. The programs can't be backed up; they will need to be reinstalled. Any filesincluding documents, music, pictures, and videosthat you want to save need to be copied to a backup location. You can use DVDs, CDs, external hard drives, flash drives, or the cloud, depending on how much data you have to backup. . To do this, restart the computer and enter the setup screen when the manufacturer logo appears. The key to do this will be displayed, and varies by manufacturer. The most common keys are F2, F10, F12, and Del. Once in the BIOS menu, select the Boot menu. Change the order of devices so that your computer boots from CD before booting from the hard drive. Save your changes and exit. Your computer will restart. If you are installing from a flash drive, then you will need to set the BIOS to boot from removable storage If the CD has been inserted and the BIOS is set correctly, you will see a message telling you to "Press any key to boot from CD" Press a key on the keyboard and the setup process for Windows 7 will launch. Your system may automatically launch the setup program without asking you to press any key. After completion, the Windows 7 logo will appear. No files have been altered on your computer yet. Your data will be deleted in later steps. You will be prompted to confirm your Language, Time & Currency format, and Keyboard or input method. Select the appropriate options for you and click Next. Do not click Repair Computer, even if you are repairing a computer by reinstalling Windows. Once clicked, Setup will begin loading the files it needs to continue. In order to advance, you must indicate that you have read and agree to Microsoft's terms of use. Be sure to read through it so that you know your rights and limitations as a user. This will allow you to perform a clean installation. Formatting the computer means wiping it of all the data that is on it, so you will be performing a clean installation, so that you will be given the option to erase the disk. A window will open asking where you would like to install Windows. In order to perform a clean install, you need to delete the old partition and start with a clean slate. Click "Drive options (advanced)." This will give you the ability to delete and create partitions. Select the partition of your existing operating system and click the Delete button. If your hard drive has multiple partitions, be sure to delete the correct one. Any data on a deleted partition is lost for good. Confirm the deletion process. There is no need to create a partition before you install Windows 7, this is done automatically. The percentage next to Expanding Windows files will steadily increase. This part of the process can take up to 30 minutes. Windows will automatically restart your computer when finished. Setup will launch again, and a message will tell you that Setup is updating registry settings. Setup will then configure your computer's services. This happens every time you start Windows, but will happen in the background next time. A window will open letting you know that Windows is completing the installation. Your computer will restart again when this is complete. Setup will now load drivers and check video settings. This part does not require any input from you. Your username will be used to log in to the computer and personalize your account. Your computer name is the name that your computer will display on the network. You can add more users later through the Windows 7 control panel. Windows will ask you for a password. This is optional but highly recommended, especially if the computer will be accessible by users other than yourself. If you'd rather not have a password, leave the fields blank and click Next. This is the 25-character key that came with your copy of Windows. Check the "Automatically activate Windows when I'm online" to have Windows automatically verify your key the next time it is connected to the internet. To make sure that your copy of Windows runs securely and stably, it is highly recommended that you choose one of the first two options. The first option will install all updates automatically, the second option will prompt you when important updates are available. These should be correct already as they are linked to your BIOS, but you can change them now if they are not. Check the box if your area observes Daylight Savings. If your computer is connected to a network, you will be given an option to identify that network. Most users will select Home or Work network. If your computer is being used in a public place, select Public network. Mobile broadband users should always select Public network. Windows will now attempt to connect your computer to the network. This process is completely automated. After one final loading screen, your new Windows 7 desktop will appear. Installation is now complete.
Summary: Backup your data Set your BIOS to boot from CD Begin Setup. Watch the Windows files load. Choose your preferences. Click Install Now. Read and accept the terms. Choose Custom install. Delete the partition. Select the Unallocated Space and click Next. Wait while Windows installs files. Enter your user name and computer name. Enter your product key. Select your Windows Update option. Select your date and time. Select network preferences. Explore your desktop.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The girth splits into 2 buckles at each end, and you have three billets (straps with sizing holes) to choose from on each side of the saddle. In most cases, riders buckle the girth to the first and third billets, leaving the second (middle) billet unused. This comes down to personal preference (for both you and the horse), however. The girth attaches to the billets like a standard leather belt buckle. Feed a billet into a buckle, slide the buckle's peg through the appropriate hole in the billet, and feed the billet underneath the outer edge of the buckle. If you're using a square pad with loops, feed the first billet on each side through the loop to help secure the pad and saddle together. Walk around the front of the horse to its left side, making sure it is aware of your movements. Carefully reach under the horse to grasp the loose end of the girth, then bring it up to the billets on the left side. Cinch up the girth until it is against the horse's underside, then buckle it in place. The girth should be secure around the horse, but not too tight. You should be able to slide your hand between horse and girth, but it shouldn't be dangling free. If anything, make the girth a little loose nowyou can tighten it further once you mount the horse. Free the stirrups so they hang down on each side. Then, put a mounting block in place (if you need one) on the horse's left side, secure your left foot in the left-side stirrup, grab the pommel, swing your right leg and body up over the horse, gently seat yourself in the saddle, and place your right foot in the other stirrup. Make sure the horse remains aware and calm as you mount it. Until you have a lot of experience saddling a horse, this is easier with a helper. While you're mounted, let them check the girth (by making sure they can just barely slide their hand between it and the horse's underside) and adjust the buckles as needed. With experience, you can tell if the girth is tight enough by feeling it from the side, and adjust the buckles if needed while mounted.
Summary:
Buckle the girth to the billets on the horse's right side. Run the girth beneath the horse and fasten it on the left side. Drop the stirrups and mount the horse. Recheck the girth to see if it needs tightening.