Yeah, I will then have to install a few programs, but. If Windows 10 fall down, go boom, I can just use my bootable flash drive with the latest version of Windows 10 to reinstall. I am now free to use Windows 10 as my 'day to day' OS without endangering anything else. OK, everything is pretty well locked down so that if Windows 10 crashes, I'll be OK. I have Office 365 installed on Windows 10. I have installed a few programs, mainly to check whether they will work with Windows 10, but also some I need daily. All of my files are on the external hard drive. All the apps I've used over the years are on the Windows 8.1 partition. I am dual booting with Windows 8.1 and have an external hard drive. My opinion is that as long as one uses Windows 10 Technical Preview as it is intended, there's no need for any type of recovery system. Keep your data on a separate drive, even if it's a flash drive, knowing that if Windows 10 crashes, your data is safe. Windows 10 is in Beta (Technical Preview) and one should only use it for testing install anything you wish, but know that it may not work.

Windows 10 is in Beta (Technical Preview) and should not be used as one's day to day operating system. It means you can use this program for fixing the computer and repairing any non-booting or crashed PC. Windows 10 is in Beta (Technical Preview) and should something go wrong, it's just as easy to reinstall.Ģ. Easy Recovery Essentials free(EasyRE) is a bootable repair and recovery software from NeoSmart Technologies it supports the repair of unbootable PCs and laptops. The pro version for Windows 10 looks to be a free offer at the moment.Įasy Recovery Essentials ï»¿| Windows Recovery and Repair CD Downloads - scroll downĪnyone have experience with this program, is it any good?I know nothing about this program however, what I do know is that for now, we don't need recovery programs for Windows 10. Hey everyone, I posted this on SevenForums already, wanted to share here as well since it is more appropriate.

Easy recovery essentials iso