Carlos wrote:
I'm using Windows 10 from July, 29th, it's a 7 and 8.1 versions mix
and looks good. I did not wait for the notification about the
availability, I looked for it from the little application Windows
Upgrade installed on my 7 version and it was available. It took about
90 minutes to install the new version; the installer kept all my
files and software, even the desk configuration and they are working
fine, including VueScan and the original Epson software for the v700.
And Richard Wrote:
I am also running Windows 10 64 bit version in a small Acer
laptop. So far it works fine but I have mostly new programs this
machine except for Photoshop 7. I did the same as you Carlos; I
reserved an upgrade and downloaded it almost as soon as it was
available. Also installed fairly quickly and fairly painlessly.
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I realize this is not a Windows group but I have to comment just a
bit, O.K.? I think many of us are facing the same problem
I wonder, since the white window icon program says that my computer
and applications are O.K., do I have to worry about saving everything first?
I guess you would say no.
I keep getting a pop-up saying that Windows 10 will come some time
soon. . . . . .
I have another problem caused by the Microsoft switch from SkyDrive
to OneDrive. OneDrive works fine and I can take my annual trip to
San Diego and then put up a few hundred pictures on OneDrive for them
to download or just view.
When I do a full system backup, however, it says one file was not
found, a SkyDrive file. Looking in Regedit I can find the words
SkyDrive and OneDrive in multiple locations. Doing a search on the
problem returns no specific answers. I'm not about to edit the
registry now, used to but no longer want to risk it.
DAW
