On Sat, 15 Aug 2015 12:15:50 -0700 (PDT), Graham Easterling
wrote:

My own general view is if you're happy with your current OS stick with it, why take a chance. Upgrading (as opposed to a clean install) always carries some risk in my experience. However, at least the revert option is there if things go wrong, so the easy option might be to go with the flow & revert if the flow gets rocky!

I did revert. There were so many bells and whistles that I would never
use and the absence of Windows Media Player, which I use quite a lot,
just didn't make it worth 'upgrading'. This, coupled with the fact that
I was all set to replace motherboard, memory, CPU and graphics card,
clinched it. One step at a time.

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