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Sometimes nuking and resetting up is faster than fixing the problem.
Seems more like an opportunity to learn then if that's the case. Fixing things has almost never taken me longer than a full reinstall.
fixing things have taken me longer but i learn a lot on the way so I'm not complaining :)
I presume you don't host any services.
You presume incorrect
Having a button to reinstall would make it even faster. Or at least a rollback button