Information regarding lenovo notebooks and windows 10

hello everyone, i hava question regarding windows 10 and lenovo notebooks. i read the last news about window10 and i noticed that this new update of Ms will not be delivered by windows update but ms will provide us an iso for fresh installation. I guess that doing this ill lose all lenovo apps and customization is correct?will lenovo provide to his customers an iso? or a method for updating the system without loosing his customization? regards

Hello,
Could you please provide a link to the article? I haven't heard anything official yet announcing all the ways Windows 10 would officially be distributed, but I would imagine it would be delivered in multiple ways by Microsoft. The one I have heard the most about is the upgrade which installs over the existing operating system, while preserving programs and settings to the best of its ability.
My guess would be that the Windows recovery partition would not be touched at all, since that is how previous Windows upgrades have worked.
The Get Windows 10 app will tell you if there are known incompatible devices or software on your computer. Information on how to check this can be found in this message.
Regards,
Aryeh Goretsky
MrDavid wrote:
hello everyone,
i hava question regarding windows 10 and lenovo notebooks. i read the last news about window10 and i noticed that this new update of Ms will not be delivered by windows update but ms will provide us an iso for fresh installation. I guess that doing this ill lose all lenovo apps and customization is correct?
will lenovo provide to his customers an iso? or a method for updating the system without loosing his customization?
regards

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