Read it's easy to revert once your ID is stored on MS servers

(After successful update to 10) then you can update to 10 again later anytime. Keep in mind you must roll back to 7 or 8 within 30 days. I missed that 30 day detail so mother not happy with 10. I'm updating from 7 right now...

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Posted: 07/23/2016 at 6:09PM

So we're nearing the end of july. -- ElbertoHokie 07/23/2016 3:28PM

Read it's easy to revert once your ID is stored on MS servers -- pburg_hokie 07/23/2016 6:09PM

I did and I have one enduring problem -- Baltimore Hokie 07/23/2016 4:38PM

Puzzles me re: the number of Win10 issues or trepidation in general. -- PhotoHokieNC 07/23/2016 5:57PM

January 2020 is when everything ends for Windows 7. ** -- capitals1 07/23/2016 4:27PM

Go for it, plus I thought they were dropping W7 support. -- Ti Hokie 07/23/2016 4:27PM

Personal vote yes... -- CivilHokie 07/23/2016 4:19PM

What CAD are you using? I'm assuming Auto CAD platform. -- 48zip 07/23/2016 4:34PM

AutoCAD Civil3D 2014 and 2015... -- CivilHokie 07/24/2016 9:34PM

Thanks. Just curious.We use Carlson and I was looking for +/- experiences. -- 48zip 07/25/2016 10:36AM

I haven't used Carlson, but looks good ... -- CivilHokie 07/25/2016 2:34PM

Re: So we're nearing the end of july. -- PhotoHokieNC 07/23/2016 3:38PM

Read it's easy to revert once your ID is stored on MS servers

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