On Sun, 2 Aug 2015, Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
You are doing a process that will save your data, or so it states. I would
back your data up anyways.
I had items pinned to the taskbar and they were saved. The apps/packages
were still there.
With the ISO upgrade, I seem to have one month to go back to Win7, via an
option included. But that means that you will need extra space for the
Windows.old folder, where Win7 is saved.
You have to look for it, but there is a Media Creation Tool that will
download/create the ISO file[s] you need so you can upgrade multiple PCs. It
will create all 4 "home" versions - Professional 32 and 64 bit, and Home 32
and 64 bit. I made DVDs of all 4 versions. Mostly, I will be using the 64
bit versions.
a caution about the Media Creation Tool according to a knowledgeable
fellow over at <alt.comp.os.windows-10>; using it deletes
c:\$Windows.~BT which contains the download of the OS. a packrat may
want to have this available. I think it can be re-used on other
qualifying systems.
mine was a 'clean install' so no original data. it didn't bother the
mbr even though the Linux was on the ssd first, grub worked fine.
(bear in mind this is part of the 'Insider Preview'.)
f.
>
To me, this was better than waiting for my "reservation" to come in for all
my systems.
On 08/01/2015 10:04 PM, Tim Lloyd wrote:
AAMOI does Windows update LO or do you have to reinstall? I am interested
to know the extent of the upgrade?
Regards
On 02/08/15 10:26, Felmon Davis wrote:
On Sat, 1 Aug 2015, Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
Has anyone on this list[s] have tried Win10 and tested LO 4.4.x on that
system?
I installed via the so-called 'Insider Preview' on a Thinkpad x120e. I
haven't used it very much and I haven't installed LO or OO yet.
so far:
a) AMD Catalyst program seems broken and I haven't succeeded yet in fixing
it and updating the driver for the Radeon 6310.
b) system gets unusable if I try to use my usb-connected Logitech
trackball, the cursor moves but no responses to clicks; then the keyboard
goes wonky so no right or left clicks work from the inbuilt trackpad.
c) the default theme and colors seem dour, fonts fuzzy, but so far I can't
find a pallette to choose from. there are even worse themes to select from
and a limited set of about 8 dour colors. I haven't tried yet to install
true-type (that's a separate procedure, right?).
d) perforce I have a Microsoft account but I turned off most of the 'call
home' features and don't use Cortana or One-drive and so forth but I
suspect there's plenty of 'telemetry' going on behind the scenes, not
wholly inappropriate for a preview version.
e) I can't tell yet about speed and performance, too little usage, but it
boots kind of slow but seems ok otherwise.
I suspect there are fixes for some of the problems; feel convinced I could
improve the display if I could get good drivers.
I will be looking at adding some menu background graphics [via Firefox's
options]. But in the original default install, the "window's" look and
feel is not good. It just does not look as well as it did when I had the
system running Win7.
I concur with the above (limited experience with Win7); didn't know about
Firefox supplying background graphics?
f.
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legislature is in session.
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