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To: vireya who wrote (92502)1/15/2016 12:32:54 PM
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Thanks for the clarification/correction on your computer manufacturer.

Many people have upgraded to Windows 10 and like it, however before doing the upgrade it is advisable that people check with the manufacturer for their computer to check Windows 10 compatibility

By default Microsoft gives people 30 days to evaluate Windows 10 and revert to their previous operating system.

30 days though, isn't always long enough for people to detect a Win10 problem they may have.

In order to have more time and flexibility, creating an OS image which you have done provides an additional safety-net and one that doesn't have a time limit.

Also if people image their operating system before upgrading to Windows 10, they can use that image at any time in the future to make their computer dual-bootable so they can select either Win10 or their old OS when they boot their computer.

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