windows 10 on acer aspire 5745g

[phagun2611]

i have 170 gb of space empty and i want to upgrade my laptop acer aspire 5746g with GEFORCE GT 330M driver and gb of graphics

 

[WyomingKnott]

And what is your question? You have plenty of room to install drivers (assuming that they are compatible), and graphics memory has nothing to do with space on your hard drive.

 

[phagun2611]

And what is your question? You have plenty of room to install drivers (assuming that they are compatible), and graphics memory has nothing to do with space on your hard drive.

My question is that should I do that or no

 

[WyomingKnott]

Ahh - do you mean upgrade the machine from the current OS to Windows 10?

 

[phagun2611]

Ahh - do you mean upgrade the machine from the current OS to Windows 10?

Ya ya so is it advisable to do that

 

[Prostar Computer]

Ya ya so is it advisable to do that

As long as there is support for Win 10 from Acer for your model (drivers & BIOS). You have enough hard drive space for it.

 

[phagun2611]

Ya ya so is it advisable to do that

As long as there is support for Win 10 from Acer for your model (drivers & BIOS). You have enough hard drive space for it.

Can you tell me the necessary drivers and the BIOS which are required and are available on the Acer's website so that I can download it

 

[phagun2611]

Ya ya so is it advisable to do that

As long as there is support for Win 10 from Acer for your model (drivers & BIOS). You have enough hard drive space for it.

Is it safe to upgrade it as I am very scared to upgrade it and can you tell me the necessary precautions needed when upgrading windows

 

[WyomingKnott]

1) Use the Microsoft tool to check whether or not your machine is compatible with Win10
2) Do a complete backup of your system to an external drive first. If the upgrade stinks, or leaves the machine unusable, restore the backup.

 

[Prostar Computer]

Is it safe to upgrade it as I am very scared to upgrade it and can you tell me the necessary precautions needed when upgrading windows

It's safe, just backup any and all data you want to safeguard. Windows 10 allows you to roll back if you don't like it, and/or if it isn't functioning properly: http/www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-ways-to-downgrade-windows-10/