Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10

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Microsoft have launched their latest operating system today - Windows 10. Many users may have avoided the divisive Windows 8 / 8.1 OS, choosing instead to stick with Windows 7. Gizmodo have published an article explaining what happens when you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and why it isn't so scary after all:

Upgrading to Windows 10 from Windows 7 is not quite as seamless as the move from Windows 8.1, but it’s close. You get to keep your applications and settings, and the process is simple and leaves you almost no chance to accidentally delete all your apps and data.

I liked Windows 7—so much that I almost didn’t want to give it up. Vista was horrible, and I balked at the dramatic changes in Windows 8 and 8.1. Windows 7 was nice and familiar, and for a tech journalist, I’m surprisingly resistant to change. On the other hand, Windows 10 looked like it would improve a few things without drastically altering the whole landscape of my PC, and I thought I could live with that. So I took the plunge.


Read the full article at Gizmodo
 

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And I'm told I'll have to uninstall Acronis True Image for the 'upgrade'.

Ho hum.
 

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Had a Google os what StorLib bus is and it seems to be related to Lenovo Power Management Driver which is in my Programs and Features. Kind of funny though as my PC is an HP
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Upgraded and liking it so far, pretty non eventful upgrade, it was all rather as planned! :D
 

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