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  1. 23rd Dec 2016 01:18 #1
    hech54
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    Soon my son will be opening up two of his christmas presents....a "naked" laptop and a Windows 10 USB stick.
    Any advise once the laptop finds the stick?
    Make a c: partition first or will Windows install do that for me?
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    Windows 10 will install a partition so no need to make one one,just make sure the laptop is set to boot from the usb first.
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    Unless something changed with Win10, it will show you the drives available (likely only 1 in this instance) and ask you how much of the drive that you want to use (ie: use the entire drive or create partitions), then it will format and install.
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    the install should be fast& easy it's after that things get funky. There are many things to disable on win10 to keep to your privacy intact and to speed it up aswell.
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