Good Afternoon,
My apologies.
Here is what happened when I tried to install Linux 'Mint'
I wanted to install Linux Mint in order to create a dual boot system so
that I could try other programs that might work better than those
associated with Win 10.
After what I thought was a successful installation, the whole system
crashed, no Linux and no Win 10 - nothing worked at all.
I wound up having to reformat my primary hard drive, and beginning with
Win 7 Pro [I still had my original Win 7 Pro Disk with Key] went through
re-installing from there to Win 8 & 8.1, then on to Win 10 Pro.
I had full back-ups of all data and a list of programs to reinstall so
did not lose anything but a lot of time and sleep!
I have plenty of Memory: 16gb and two Hard Drives, so they were not the
problem.
It was an exercise in frustration, to say the least. I have been working
with and using PC's for well over 20 years, so am no newbie when it
comes to tech stuff.
I never got to try an emulator to test drive Legacy.
Martha
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