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To: Ian@SI who wrote (92292)	12/20/2015 10:19:07 AM
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I just downloaded EasyBCD 2.3 and it was still the Free/Non-commercial version. Whether or not people want to dual-boot Windows 10 however, imaging your current OS before doing a Win10 upgrade with a program like " Macrium Reflect Free" is a good precaution. To download EasyBCD, any email address will work. The reference to Facebook is only requesting you like them there and that is unnecessary to do. Also, they ask for a donation and that is also unnecessary. Something I discovered with dual-booting Win10 though is that it seems to work better at the beginning of a drive rather than at the end. The problem I ran into was a drive letter issue where Win10 booted-up in a drive letter other than C:. I'm not sure how that anomaly popped up, but putting Win10 on the first partition of a drive will avoid it. Something else I noticed was that the EasyBCD download link I gave earlier was redirected to another page at their site. To get to the EasyBCD download page use this link and click on register. This will then take you to the download/register page. neosmart.net * * *

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