Dadstar0410
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I say it's fine, especially if you perform a clean install of Windows 10. That would wipe everything out on your PC, but it'll give you a glimpse of what Windows 10 is truly like. Plus, of you ever have any issues, install the next build's ISO and perform a clean install, and everything would pretty much work again. That's what I'm doing as we speak. I was on build 10074 and windows update got corrupted and the lock screen was stuck on one image (I couldn't change it). So I am booting my Surface from USB with build 10130 ISO mounted on it, and I'm performing a clean install. Even if you're not technically inclined, you can learn a lot about how to operate around Windows and whatnot by being a part of this program.