It took half of Saturday to install Windows 10 upgrading from 8.1

Today I installed Windows 10 on my laptop. An upgrade from Windows 8.1.

Before I start installing I made a recovery drive and a system backup. Making a recovery drive requires a USB drive more than 16GB. Since I didn't have one, I got it in the morning. It cost 1,500 yen.

After I made the recovery drive, I made system backup. I intended to make this on external hard drive with capacity of 1TB, but I god a warning that you can't make a backup on a drive formatted with FAT32. If the hard drive were formatted with NTFS, it would be no problem with making a backup. Thanks to the function of converting from FAT32 to NTFS without losing data, I made it to convert the format. (The function was built in on Windows, and the process was unexpectedly short) It took an hour to make a backup copy.

Then the main install process. It took more than 2 hours, and install seemed to be successful, but my bluetooth mouse wouldn't work on new Windows 10 environment. I tried to solve problem first by searching for control panel and then looked for any update of the driver of bluetooth and wireless devices, and tried to install one. The install process failed, but unexpectedly bluetooth mark came back on my computer. Thus my bluetooth mouse began to work again all the same as I was using Windows 8.1.

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