John2k14,
That is precisely the way it will work. This Preview makes you do it manually, because "Continuum" is not included yet (coming very soon). Switching will be automatic, but can be overridden by the user.
anyone notice a difference in max volume after installing windows 10. Seems that it got a lot louder on my bluetooth on 8.1...
no have to use a recovery image, there is a sticky on how to do it.Once Windows 10 is installed, can you go to Change PC Settings-Update and Recovery-Recovery-Remove everything and reinstall windows, the just let the SP3 reinstall Windows 8.1 from the recovery partition?
Please let me know.... I don't feel like creating a disk image.
Okay, yeah, I'm going back and forth on this Windows 10 thing (as you'll note, I just posted a little while ago that I'm doing it, now I'm questioning it). Just don't know if for my purposes it's a good idea to go all-in with Windows 10...
What I wish was possible was to do a dual-boot, keeping my current Win 8.1 install but having access to Windows 10. However, I can't get a clean install on a new partition to work--too many drivers are missing, including the WiFi driver.
I haven't found anyone who's successfully completed a clean install--everyone seems to be upgrading their existing installation. Grrr...
I believe the Recovery Partition is redone with Windows 10 so you would need to make other plans (Recovery Drive etc.) for getting back to 8.1 before upgrading to W10.Once Windows 10 is installed, can you go to Change PC Settings-Update and Recovery-Recovery-Remove everything and reinstall windows, the just let the SP3 reinstall Windows 8.1 from the recovery partition?
Please let me know.... I don't feel like creating a disk image.