Oleg
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Technerds! Help!
Let's say that I theoretically wanted to do a clean reinstall on my PC which is currently running Windows 7, and let's say I figure I might as well get my free Windows 10 upgrade while I'm at it. Should I:
a) reformat and install Windows 7, then do the update;
b) install the update now and hope everything will be fine anyway;
c) install the update now and then do something to get a clean install (not sure what that would be as I presumably then wouldn't have a clean boot Windows 10 CD - or do I get to make one as part of the update?);
d) just reinstall Windows 7 and leave it as it is because Windows 10 should be avoided;
e) other?
A quick Google seems to suggest c. Do you agree?
Let's say that I theoretically wanted to do a clean reinstall on my PC which is currently running Windows 7, and let's say I figure I might as well get my free Windows 10 upgrade while I'm at it. Should I:
a) reformat and install Windows 7, then do the update;
b) install the update now and hope everything will be fine anyway;
c) install the update now and then do something to get a clean install (not sure what that would be as I presumably then wouldn't have a clean boot Windows 10 CD - or do I get to make one as part of the update?);
d) just reinstall Windows 7 and leave it as it is because Windows 10 should be avoided;
e) other?
A quick Google seems to suggest c. Do you agree?