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Originally Posted by Rellwood
I remember trying to use windows 10 and anytime I wanted to use previous versions of files I had to have it attahched to an external drive.
I must be mistaken.
If you all are saying it's not necessary, I might take my machiene to my computer guy and see if it can be installed. It is the only reason I keep coming back to Windows 7.
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Originally Posted by AnotherCat
If your computer guy is going to charge you for Windows 10, or you do not have a copy of it already, then (providing you have a genuine copy of Windows 7 installed and activated) you may like to try going to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10 and click the "Download Tool Now" box and see how you get on (don't enter any product key). There can be a pleasant surprise for updating. |
@rellwood: Just make sure you have all your data backed up before you try the upgrade. 99% go without issue, the 1% often require a clean install and restoring user data (documents, bookmarks, passwords, etc.).