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  1. KIO

    KIO Well-Known Member

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    Anyone else downloaded it yet? Takes an hour or so but bloody marvellous IMO <ok>
     
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    Gotta be better than Windows 8 which was dog **** dressed in a nappy.
     
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    Instead of using the update via windows update

    Use this & create a bootable USB drive. Much safer & if you get a boot loop you've got bootable media to fix it. You'll need an 8gb or bigger drive.

    https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO

    Top tip partition your drive into say 100gb for Windows and the rest as second volume. Once windows installed create my documents folder on 2nd volume (the big one) and point all the my docs library at it. This keeps your documents away from the OS, this way if you need to reload windows at any point you can wipe the OS partition without losing your data
     
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    Actually apart from the start button malarkey Win 8 is/was pretty impressive effectively Windows 10 isn't that different again start menu aside.

    Win8 introduced the Windows store, much better task manager, start search for quickly launching programs and the improved file copy display & lan transfer speed is vastly better than 7.

    Not for all users but Windows Storage Spaces is absolutely fantastic.
     
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    I've got 13 windows in my house and I must say they work a treat. 10's not enough.
     
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    What happens if you've got 8.1?
     
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    .1 of a window? Good luck with that!
     
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    Is that the peephole in your front door?

    <laugh>
     
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    Your humour is just so dry Kemp LOL <laugh>
     
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    Well it's better than 8(.1), but I think they got it about right with 7.
     
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    7 was great until you started using it on a domain, then it was a complete bloody nightmare
     
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    Cat flap mate.
     
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    Filthy rich & ?
     
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    Could someone translate that into English please <laugh>
     
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    Sorry mate, I'm out.
     
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    In my computer you have your hard drives listed. When you start installing windows you get the option to divide your hard drive into different size units (partitions)
    You can have say a 500gb drive you could divide it into 100gb & 400gb which would show as drive C & D

    You'd then install Windows onto the smaller partition and all your personal stuff like letters, photos etc you'd store on the larger partition.

    That way if you need to reload windows all your data is tucked away on a separate area.

    Think of it like having folders in a filing cabinet one for "work" & another called "personal" it's just a way of keeping your stuff away from operating system stuff
     
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    I'll shut up now lol
     
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