why should I create an ISO for windows 10?


  1. Posts : 56
    windows 10
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    why should I create an ISO for windows 10?


    My pc came with windows 7...had that for 4 years and upgraded to win 10...do u guys forsee any reason to keep a copy of win 10?
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  2. Posts : 56
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    Thread Starter
       #2

    Other than if my pc breaks...than I'll buy a new pc with win 10
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  3. Posts : 17,838
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    vejichan said:
    My pc came with windows 7...had that for 4 years and upgraded to win 10...do u guys forsee any reason to keep a copy of win 10?
    vejichan said:
    Other than if my pc breaks...than I'll buy a new pc with win 10
    In case something goes 'sour' and you need to perform a clean installation.
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  4. whs
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    Alternatively you could save an image.
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  5. Posts : 9,785
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    I keep a DVD copy, in case I have issues with the cloned image for the hard drive on one of my machines that is used for testing.
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  6. Posts : 1,366
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    I always keep a DVD copy in a DVD case on my shelf. This way, I know I can always get my hands on the OS right away, if needed.
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    vejichan said:
    My pc came with windows 7...had that for 4 years and upgraded to win 10...do u guys forsee any reason to keep a copy of win 10?
    Depends upon how the copy is being kept. If on an HDD/Hard Disk Drive, a catastrophic failure of the drive can cause total loss of the data. I also prefer burning to a DVD against that possibility. The disc can also be handy when working with other computers. I buy the discs in 100-piece 'cakeboxes', under 30 cents each, cheaper than the old floppy disks.
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