What will happen to preinstalled software in laptop if upgrade to windows 10?

I have Windows 10 upgrade icon on my desktop now. I'm very happy to install it but before that I need your help to clarify some of my doubts. If I upgraded to windows 10,#will still my warrenty claims for me?# will my preinstalled softwares(like cyberlink,hp simple pass,HP support assistant ) will remains work properly? or whether it will be deleted without any prior information?
#will my windows(c: ) drive installed software( other than windows software) remains there? or whether it will be deleted without any prior information?

Hi, 1. Yes,2. During the upgrading process, it will ask you to keep or not. My suggestion: keep them all.3. Yes BUT must tick keep as above. Regards.

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On 7/29/2010 10:26 AM, brestt wrote:
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> We are migrating to ZENworks 10. We are almost finished, but there are
> a handful of workstations that have not got the update, due to
> individual computer issues or laptops that aren't plugged in
> frequently.
>
> The E directory administrators would like to uninstall/remove ZENworks
> 7 from the directory.
>
> We are using Group policies, DLU, and some NAL objects.
>
> NAL is no big deal since the user has to run those.
> The absence of DLU should be fine I think since the users already have
> accounts on the local computer. But once they update their edir
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> and we'll update them to zen10.
>
> Big question, what will happen to the group policies? Will they
> continue to work locally off a cache or will they cease to work all
> together?
>
> Are there any other problems to forsee?
>
>
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>
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