Kimberly - you won't "need" do backup anything as it will transition across however making any change to an operating system I would recommend completing a backup, either in the cloud or onto a separate drive.   I would also recommend another backup a couple of days after the change in case you have a problem later on and don't want to restore to Windows 8 and update again to Windows 10. I am not a Windows bashing person, I just like to find solutions to issues as they come up, hence my question in this case, however I also acknowledge that I had to do a rebuild of my laptop a few weeks after the Windows 10 change because there is a problem with using the "restart" option for some users.  So yes, backup before and after if poss. cause reinstalling software and devises is a pain!

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	02/01/16 15:15:00	Louise Cole
Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	02/01/16 16:16:00	Bernard Allen
Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	02/01/16 21:26:00	Louise Cole
Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 11:57:00	Christopher Bell
Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 12:24:00	Louise Cole
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 13:09:00	Christopher Bell
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 13:14:00	Brian May
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 13:31:00	Kimberley Whittaker
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 13:39:00	Julian Pavey
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 20:40:00	Louise Cole
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Windows 10, Office 365/2016, OneDrive	03/01/16 21:19:00	Christopher Bell

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