I installed build 10240 and it asks for a seperate USB disk with 8gb free to do the install. And to save that USB disk if I ever want to restore it to it's previous state.
I do have a duo (mini and normal sized ports ) USB drive to try it but I am still scared since mine was a gift from my sister who lives in the US and I have no support for the model yet in Brasil.
If I brick it, it's gone so, two more questions:
Did it keep the original recovery partition?
Do you think that after the install it is possible to recover to the tablet's original Windows 8 factory install?
I have been researching for backup and recovery articles for the DV8P and found none about a successful recovery after upgrading to the W10 Tech Preview.
I do have a duo (mini and normal sized ports ) USB drive to try it but I am still scared since mine was a gift from my sister who lives in the US and I have no support for the model yet in Brasil.
If I brick it, it's gone so, two more questions:
Did it keep the original recovery partition?
Do you think that after the install it is possible to recover to the tablet's original Windows 8 factory install?
I have been researching for backup and recovery articles for the DV8P and found none about a successful recovery after upgrading to the W10 Tech Preview.
Thanks again and best regards!!
Luizio
(Parenthetically, wait 3 days until Win10 officially issues and then upgrade to that instead . . . .)
No, I installed the official one via WindowsUpdate yesterday - and yes, I did a reservation about a month ago.
I've got the 64GB model with WiFi and 3G ingetrated. I assume it has something to do with the 3G chipset driver or WiFi - but sadly Dell offers no support for Windows 10 (so far).
DanielNTX
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Posted July 25th, 2015 12:00
I installed build 10240 and it asks for a seperate USB disk with 8gb free to do the install. And to save that USB disk if I ever want to restore it to it's previous state.