So if you try to restore an image that is older than 12 months, it can no longer be updated. As far as Microsoft is concerned, this PC was not connected to the net for 12 months and has literally been left behind. A harsh reality indeed. What can be done? There is only one solution – make regular system images.
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The very least you should do is make a copy of your data before you move up to the new Windows 10 – just in case something goes wrong with the move or you forget something. O&O DiskImage 10.5 stands at your side here too.
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The only protection is to make an image of the Windows 10 system immediately after the upgrade, literally the first thing you should do. And not just a file backup, but a complete system copy so that should a hardware defect arise you can restore your entire PC system.
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So if you try to restore an image that is older than 12 months, it can no longer be updated. As far as Microsoft is concerned, this PC was not connected to the net for 12 months and has literally been left behind. A harsh reality indeed. What can be done? There is only one solution – make regular system images.
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Some things are just meant to be! With the imminent release of Microsoft Windows 10, our very own Backup and Recovery program O&O DiskImage is also celebrating its 10th “birthday” this year, bang on time! We welcome in a new era of Windows with a new era in backup and system imaging. Your new Windows
O&O is now offering its many XP users upon request a special service: when buying a current product version customers can also obtain an XP-compatible version, free of charge. When they then change to a more modern Windows version they can then use the current O&O product without having to pay for an additional upgrade!
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On the 8th April 2014, Microsoft will cease all support for customers with Windows XP installed. For XP users this means no more security patches, even for newly-discovered Trojans, viren etc – an untenable situation for most XP owners.
[more]On the 8th April 2014, Microsoft will cease all support for customers with Windows XP installed. For XP users this means no more security patches, even for newly-discovered Trojans, viren etc – an untenable situation for most XP owners.
[more]On the 8th April 2014, Microsoft will cease all support for customers with Windows XP installed. For XP users this means no more security patches, even for newly-discovered Trojans, viren etc – an untenable situation for most XP owners. As of the end of 2012, 41% of PC users were still using XP. That represents a massive number of customers who very soon will be forced to consider upgrading to a newer Windows version. Many will simply replace their very old hardware.
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