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Warren Stupidity

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3. The install is by default "in place" - it doesn't wipe out any of your stuff.

Reply to IrishAyes (Original post)

Sun Aug 2, 2015, 06:37 PM

Aug 2015

If you don't like it you can go back to whatever it is you are running now, and again that will not destroy your stuff. You have 30 days after the upgrade to make that decision.

Win10 is pretty nice. You will have to adjust a bit to the UI, but they seem to have finally gotten it right.

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Special ? about Windows 10 Nobody Else Will Answer [View all] IrishAyes Aug 2015 OP

answer steve2470 Aug 2015 #1

Thanks - I actually understood that! IrishAyes Aug 2015 #4

Upgrades are easier, clean installs are otherwise preferable. n/t PoliticAverse Aug 2015 #6

3 comments... PoliticAverse Aug 2015 #2

Thanks - I actually looked at the Windows 10 website BUT IrishAyes Aug 2015 #5

#3 sounds peculiar to me. eppur_se_muova Aug 2015 #7

The install is by default "in place" - it doesn't wipe out any of your stuff. Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #3