Dual-booting? Yes you can, not sure if you can if you don't have more than one hard drive though.
And by format your drive I mean the hard drive that has Win 7 on it.
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And by format your drive I mean the hard drive that has Win 7 on it.
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Oh! I never realized that operating systems worked by hard drive. I have no idea how to get 2 operating systems on to 1 hard-drive, and I have no interest in buying another one so I guess I will just stick with what I have. Thanks for the information.
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Does this guide provide accurate information? I don't want to do anything that could risk damaging anything. I will be sure to make a full backup of everything if I do decide to partition it.
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-create-hard-drive-partitions-in-windows/
I think I understand what I have to do, and I have a 1 trilabyte hard drive with 768/906 gigabytes free so space should not be a problem. I'm assuming I would just load the separate partition, and then download the system onto that one?
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-create-hard-drive-partitions-in-windows/
I think I understand what I have to do, and I have a 1 trilabyte hard drive with 768/906 gigabytes free so space should not be a problem. I'm assuming I would just load the separate partition, and then download the system onto that one?
the spy on fire
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I disabled Cortana a few days after I installed 10 way back.
If this is referring to backing up your data, there's no need to worry about it, Windows copies all the files when installing Windows 10. It might be worth it should something go wrong but odds are, your data will be safe post update. At least, that was the case for me.
I don`t think a UI or OS changes your frame rate. That'd be your processor and video card.
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Well I mean, the operating system may be more taxing on your build (more programs in the background, automatic updating etc.) which in turn creates less frames per second.
it did in my case, since when I installed the Technical Preview, I installed the 64-bit version over my 32-bit Vista installation, which allowed me to use the previously-unused half-gig of RAM in my machine :D
There are very little bugs compared to other releases of Windows, thanks to the Insider program.
Just tried that, after a half hour of loading shit, it was about 50% done installing then closed, just said "Windows 10 installation failed"
Going to try once more, if it still doesn't work I'll just wait until it tries to install it legitly