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#1 2016-07-12 16:10:26
- Dr_Jon
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[SOLVED] Windows 10 upgrade question
I'm looking at upgrading a couple of computers from Windows 7 Ultimate to Windows 10 Pro while it's still free. I did a test run in a virtual machine a little while back and it needed a bit of registry hacking to sort it out afterwards (and it magically deleted a few files along the way it said it didn't like). What are the feelings about using Autobackup before/after the upgrade, is it likely to get me any extra quality in the user profile / windows generally and are there any known issues?
(To save comments there's some software licensed on the machines that can't be relicensed, so it's upgrade or nothing. Of course nothing is a valid option. Just to be safe I'll image the boot drives before the upgrade.)
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#2 2016-07-12 16:17:21
- Fab
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Re: [SOLVED] Windows 10 upgrade question
Hi,
There is no issue backing up data from Windows 7 and restoring to Windows 10. Since you are upgrading, you should not have to backup because the files would remain where the were. Anyway, it is better to make sure you have everything secured before proceeding 
Fab
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#3 2016-07-12 16:22:57
- Dr_Jon
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Re: [SOLVED] Windows 10 upgrade question
Thanks - I noticed a few (5) .reg files in the backup, so presumably some stuff gets poked back into the registry when restoring?
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#4 2016-07-12 16:25:16
- Fab
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Re: [SOLVED] Windows 10 upgrade question
Thanks - I noticed a few (5) .reg files in the backup, so presumably some stuff gets poked back into the registry when restoring?
That is right. Nothing incompatible with Windows 10 anyway.
Fab
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