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Originally Posted by MikeHolloway  Remember kids; if it aint broke, don't fix it. |
Corollary 1: If you're going to play with a risky upgrade, do it on a new partition. Learn to use a product like BootItNG first (using a new blank hard disk), then either copy an existing partition to a new partition, or install a new version of the OS in a new partition. That way, you still have your old partition, in excellent working order, if you need to fall back.
Disclaimer: I have no business interest or any links of any kind to the company that makes BootItNG. I've just learned how to use it and like it. Just one warning: make damn sure you know how to use it properly before using it with important data.