Are you going to get windows 10 or keep your current os or

Edwin said:

Chuck38 said:

Windows 10, all the way!

Roger that! It IS the whole reason we're here!

Win10 is really worth getting, IMO. First off you can't beet the price(FREE). Second, for me at least it just does what I want it to and the way I like. With the registry hack from Shawn I can switch between the Start Menu and Screen easily so I'm totally happy.

As long as a persons computer supports Win10 I don't see the logic in not upgrading. But, YMMV as usual.

Jeff

Edwin said:

BunnyJ said:

...With the registry hack from Shawn I can switch between the Start Menu and Screen easily so I'm totally happy.

So..., is that choice going to remain?
I got the impression with expanding and shrinking the 'Continuum' Menu, that was going to be it!?

Time will tell but I suspect that we can apply that change to the final version of Win10. I'll keep trying it on every version until the final and see what happens.

Here is the hack I was referring to: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...text-menu.html

WHS, mine is Power To Go. I would not have thought you could put an OS on a CD.

Will there be an issue if I clone my Win 7 and upgrade a copy to Win 10 and keep the other Win 7 copy? Of course I will be using them on the SAME machine. I will just select a a drive to boot up to from time to time. Is it legal to do it that way? Sorry if my question sounds nooby. :)

badrobot said:

Will there be an issue if I clone my Win 7 and upgrade a copy to Win 10 and keep the other Win 7 copy? Of course I will be using them on the SAME machine. I will just select a a drive to boot up to from time to time. Is it legal to do it that way? Sorry if my question sounds nooby. :)

I'd just be guessing answering that at this time. It all depends on how Microsoft does these free upgrades. It sounds doable.

I know I will use 10 on one computer.

The other three, I'm not sure.

badrobot said:

Will there be an issue if I clone my Win 7 and upgrade a copy to Win 10 and keep the other Win 7 copy? Of course I will be using them on the SAME machine. I will just select a a drive to boot up to from time to time. Is it legal to do it that way? Sorry if my question sounds nooby. :)

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