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  1. Ztruker
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    Can you share how you solved this?
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  3. Judiver
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    Rich,

    I got the Win10 version of the database.
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  4. Ztruker
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    Excellent solution, thanks for the update.
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  6. farrellart
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    An issue I found when dual booting with Win7 and Win10 was that every time I ran Win7 it would go through a CHKDSK and scan all my drives (x6) for errors....to fix this, in Win10, turn off Fast Start-up in the power settings as Win10 never shuts down fully ( instead it goes in to a sleep mode ) with this enabled.
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