If something goes wrong with my reinstallation of Windows 7, I can always come back to my old windows 10 state and my computer will behave as just before. The great benefit of creating an Image is that it is always possible to get back to that state of the hard drive when the image, backup file, was created. It is a more technical way to make a backup, not just drag and drop your favourite pictures to an external hard drive or USB flash drive. =) Step one: Make a backup image of the hard driveĪn image is a file that contains a snapshot of the entire hard drive. My Toshiba will be promoted from laying-in-my-closet-and-collecting-dust-computer to play-all-the-awsome-Windows7-compatible-retro-games-computer. This is a no-brainer, I will downgrade the old laptop to Windows 7 and breathe new life into it. However nowadays I rarely use my old Toshiba and I am certainty not in need of two laptops with Windows 10. When Microsoft offered a period of free upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 I jumped on the bandwagon. This old one is a Toshiba Satellite L755-1DR and originally came with Windows 7 preinstalled. One of the laptops are more than six years old and can barely run Windows 10. I own two computers, two laptops, and both have Windows 10 installed. So, in this post I will explain how I am going to tackle this issue.
I am longing for the nostalgic trip that gog.com has provided me with so many times before. Sadly, I don’t have a computer with Windows 7 and I really would like to play the game. Okay, here’s the deal: I want to download and play Settlers III ultimate collection from gog.com but the game is only compatible with Windows 7. Please dedicate a USB flash just for this purpose.
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