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Yes, but even the extensive FAQ is silent about portability of hardware drivers. Will my USB scope still work, my soundcard, my dScope audio analyser?

Jan

Take an image beforehand.

If you are not happy with the upgrade, restore the image.

You might want to take an image after the upgrade as well (before restoring the original image, if you choose to do so). That way when you later verify support for your hardware, you can simply restore the image of the upgraded OS instead of attempting a 2nd upgrade (which MS may reject since you will have already done the upgrade).
 
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Hi,

@Jan: What OS are you running currently?

Basically, anything that runs under Win 8 or 8.1 should work with Win 10 as well.

As others suggested, making a working system backup or using a different HDD for the new install is sound advise.

I've been on one of the testing teams for the past 15 years for MS and to my mind Win7 was by far the best OS they ever made. Only bettered by the server version really.

That aside, it is not Microsoft's responsibility to ensure hardware works on their OS but the people that manufacture the hardware.

Cheers, 😉

P.S I suppose there's a good reason you posted this in the "Snake Oil" thread??? 😉
 
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Hi,

Jan, if your gear required proprietary drivers running W7 it may well need proprietary drivers fro Win 10 or it could run using the old ones from W7.

Either way, Microsoft don't provide much drivers of their own bar the basic ones that every machine/device needs to run.


Cheers, 😉
 
Currently I am holding off Windows 10 both for home use with Lightroom and at work for PCB design and 3D mechanical (Cadstar, Inventor and AutoCAD) I cannot afford any problems or down time so I am waiting till the software has been in regular use... Still on W7 for the same reason.
Though I do understand that placing 4 of these under any PC or Laptop will make your software run 25% faster with less data drop out and an overall reduction in internam EMC based noise....

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Think of it as turning your PC into a Cray supercomputer for a few dollars...
 
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