Hi

I'd say it took about an hour on her laptop.

When I did it it only took about half that on my PC.

There isn't really anything involved, you just click Upgrade or whatever the button says and after that it's all automatic.

The computer will reboot a couple of times and eventually it will get back to the desktop in Windows 8.1.

There were times when the screen stayed black for a while but eventually it continued on.

It incorporates some of the stuff that I see in Windows 10 like a Start Button, and right clicking on the Start Button will give you links to a lot of common places like Control Panel, Device Manager etc.

I pretty much started the process and walked away.

For much of it you will see a counter that tells you what percentage of the process is done.

If you have backup imaging software and it's not too late, I'd make a backup image just in case but I think that people aren't having any problems as far as I've heard.

Mike

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