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I upgraded to see if I liked Windows 10. It turns out that I do. I still have my valid Windows 7 licenses. I can put Windows 7 back on my computers any time I like. Since the upgrade was free I saw no reason not to check it out.
If I run into trouble that I can't fix, then there is Windows 7 to fall back on at any time. As it happens, I haven't run into any serious problems. Some people have. It just depends on the individual system and what is installed on it.
Denise Roche
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From: "Michael Eisenstadt" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 3, 2016 8:50:21 PM
Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] Windows 10 update
I am writing to ask the experts why they are upgrading to Win 10 at all.
I am running Win 7 32bit and it is very stable. Why move to a less mature
OS from a known reliable OS? I must be missing something here so that
is why I am asking.
Michael Eisenstadt
On 8/3/2016 8:15 PM, Peter Shkabara wrote:
> This is an update to my Win 10 update disaster. I "fixed" my immediate
> problem by rolling back to my previous version of Windows and all is running
> ok now. Still, it raises the question of how to do an individual file
> restore from a Windows backup in Win 10. Also note that some programs do not
> run under the newly released version of Win 10 (Version 1601 I think). I am
> now back to version 1511 and thing seem fine for now.
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> Any comments or recommendations for a system disk backup utility will be
> appreciated. I did use Acronis, but the earlier versions don't run on Win 10
> and found the new version a rather poor design.
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> Peter Shkabara
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