I am preparing for a new PC (with new Win 10 licence) and I want to make an.iso from my existing Win 10 Pro installation, complete with 80+ non Microsoft applications. You will appreciate I have no desire to do a total reinstall.I have used ISO Creator successfully in the past but Win 10 gives fatal problems, 'Access to the path C:Documents and Settings is denied, (making Users shared makes no difference) and Recycle Bin givesthe same warning and when the warning is acknowledged the process terminates.Is there a simple answer, please don't suggest expensive proprietary software.How do I make the OS accessible to ISO Creator?Is there another piece of software that will work? Your best method is to save a of your present install when it is set up and running best, to apply to the new hardware. Then insert the new Product Key in Activation settings.Windows 10 is remarkably adaptive and should start up on the new hardware.

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Over 100,000 helped in forums for 10 years. I don't quit for those who are polite and cooperative. Windows MVP 2010-20. Thanks Greg, will try that way with System Image Backup which I totally forgot about. Not sure I follow everything you said but will find out once I have Image (.img?)I run Win 8.1 dual boot and don't need that on the new PC so will find out about booting later if I have problemI was thinking of trying to run Win 10 Pro from a usb3 SSD, I ran the early releases of Win 10 Preview that way (not Enterprise) but wonder if the final release will work that way and what I have to do about Licence but that is something else for me toplay with in the future.- suppose I could get Enterprise licence, pity I can't buy a User Licence rather than per Machine! I love to play.

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