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  You can avoid this by making an image backup to an external hard drive or a USB drive using Macrium reflect (MR), which provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together.
  
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• PC HP Pavilion P6 - 2317c: upgrade Windows 10

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  Hello Parvezb ;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post on Windows 10 Upgrade and wanted to help.
  
  I never cease to be amazed by the amount of misinformation that MS representatives give people on Win10!

  Rumors started about Win8 NOT be eligibile for the Win10 upgrade because people could not do it from Windows Update. But later, MS released information on the upgrade paths, and he showed be extensible Win8 to Win10 using Win10 media.  So what rep MS told you that he was not eligible for Win8 doesn't even know their own products!

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