If the system already runs an OS, follow the link provided. Instead of creating an ISO USB, you'll see an option to upgrade while preserving your files or delete everything (no USB required). If the machine has no OS installed, the process isn't clear.
If the system already runs an OS, follow the link provided. Instead of creating an ISO USB, you'll see an option to upgrade while preserving your files or delete everything (no USB required). If the machine has no OS installed, the process isn't clear.
I think you're referring to the person who mentioned Access initially. The original response didn't discuss access, and your answer brought up access right away. Whether you're looking for help, just remember that hiring someone could be the ideal option.
I think you're referring to the person who mentioned Access initially. The original response didn't discuss access, and your answer brought up access right away. Whether you're looking for help, just remember that hiring someone could be the ideal option.