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[yoga]

Originally Posted by zirkoni

Modern laptops can boot from USB flash drives (check BIOS/UEFI of your laptop). Setup a bootable flash drive with the Windows installation files, put the flash drive in a USB port on your laptop, setup boot device in BIOS/UEFI and start installation.

Thank You very much, mate.

[yoga]

Originally Posted by yoga

Thank You very much, mate.

One more question about Windows 10 :

Is it true that W 10 does not respect user opinion and install updates without USER permission?

Windows 7 Pro, 64-bits is my configuration.

Thank you for Yr time and help.

[Scatty]

Originally Posted by yoga

Is it true that W 10 does not respect user opinion and install updates without USER permission?

Affirmative. Unfortunately, but true, you're forced to many things in Windows 10, though most of them can be de-activated through some more in-depth hacks, if you look them up online. But yeah, compared to my previous laptop (which burned out during the summer, may it rest in pieces) which had Windows 8.0, Windows 10 blows on many corners. There might be an alternative, though most games probably would become incompatible with anything but Windows.

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Scatty

Affirmative. Unfortunately, but true, you're forced to many things in Windows 10, though most of them can be de-activated through some more in-depth hacks, if you look them up online. But yeah, compared to my previous laptop (which burned out during the summer, may it rest in pieces) which had Windows 8.0, Windows 10 blows on many corners. There might be an alternative, though most games probably would become incompatible with anything but Windows.

Спасибо Вам Большое (TY very much).

Hmm..i will stay with W7.

BTW, i am using my laptop mainly for Games and translations.

Writer, ABBYY10 +2-3 programs are abs. enough for me.

I do not like to over burden the things in my life and PC as well.

well, this is also Yoga principle.

YOU, mates?

[Japo]

Originally Posted by yoga

Is it true that W 10 does not respect user opinion and install updates without USER permission?

True, although there are some interesting advanced options: