1. Windows 10 System Image to Prevent Data Failure or Loss
One thing
that's perceptibly omitted from the new Windows 10 Settings menu is the system
image backup utility feature. A system image backup is a unique feature which
basically acts as an exact image of a drive. In other words; you can use a
system image to completely restore your computer, settings and all, in the
event of a PC disaster. A system image system can be used to recover documents,
files, images or you can say the entire PC if you’re unable to boot into Windows. It can also be used to access files
in backups you might have made in Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, but probably
missing in Windows 10. To create system image in Windows 10,follow the steps
given below to restore your precious data or to prevent data failure. Read more
at http://www.scoop.it/t/customer-outlook-support/p/4062819539/2016/04/20/800-961-1963-windows-10-system-image-to-prevent-data-failure-or-loss
2. Roll Back Windows 10 Upgrade to Previous Windows Version
Microsoft
gives users 30 days from the day you upgraded to Windows 10 to roll back to
your previous version of Windows like 7 or 8/8.1. When you upgrade from
operating system 7 or 8.1 to OS X, the software retains a copy of your old OS
just in case you want to revert it back. When you are upgrading Windows 10 in
your system, the previous Windows files are automatically stored in
C:\Windows.old folder. This folder is kept by Windows only for 30 days. After
30 days duration Windows 10 will automatically delete this folder. So you can
restore your previous Windows version only within these 30 days after your Windows 10 upgrade.
However, if you are happily running Windows 10 OS and don't want to roll
back, you're left with at least 15GB of wasted space on your hard drive, all of
it stored in a folder called Windows.old. Read more at http://www.instructables.com/id/800-961-1963-Roll-Back-Windows-10-Upgrade-to-Previ/
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