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<blockquote data-quote="ernestank" data-source="post: 749323" data-attributes="member: 13665"><p>To clarify:</p><p>I upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 during the free upgrade period but had compatibility issues with Windows 10 and some old software that is too expensive to upgrade so I reverted back to Windows 7. I need to know if anyone has replaced and cloned their Windows 7 HDDs and then went back to Windows 10 and did it still work. I am aware that Microsoft monitors the hardware used when the upgrade to Windows 10 was made that is why I posted the question. Surely this can not apply to HDDs.</p><p>Edit: Not a Samsung drive.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ernestank, post: 749323, member: 13665"] To clarify: I upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 during the free upgrade period but had compatibility issues with Windows 10 and some old software that is too expensive to upgrade so I reverted back to Windows 7. I need to know if anyone has replaced and cloned their Windows 7 HDDs and then went back to Windows 10 and did it still work. I am aware that Microsoft monitors the hardware used when the upgrade to Windows 10 was made that is why I posted the question. Surely this can not apply to HDDs. Edit: Not a Samsung drive. [/QUOTE]
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