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  1. lse123
    I tried UPGRADE win 7 pro to win 10 pro story here >>> // but failed due to errors in SSD disk or due reserved partition has assigned letter but must't have letter... what you think? https://www.tenforums.com/general-support/150782-repair-even-not-yet-set-up-yet-first-time-dvd.html#post1844837 according to attachment below - C:/ was the system drive... why the >>> why this shown F:/ 220GB rather c:/ ... in diskpart? what to do? chkdsk /f F: or...? I THINK RESERVED PARTITIONS DO NOT HAVE LETTER, I AM CORRECT? remove letter in rese
  2. Kerr Avon
    I have a desktop PC running Windows 7, and no other OS, and it was working fine. And since I was going to go down to a friend's house to fix his non-booting Windows 10 PC, I copied Windows 10 from disc to a USB stick (via Rufus, a bootable USB stick creator program), and to test the Windows 10 USB stick was working, I booted up my Windows 7 desktop via the USB stick, got to the Windows 10 menu, and turned off the Windows 7 desktop. I did this because I thought that the Windows 10 installation USB wouldn't actually change anything on the PC until I told it to (which I wasn't going to do, of cou
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