getting rid of a partition

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  1. littlepeaks
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    OK. For some reason, I thought I had a backup partition -- I guess not. So let's mark this as solved, before we start spinning wildly off topic. I appreciate everyone's input. Will uninstall Norton, before trying upgrade to Windows 10. Probably will wait a few more months until we are closer to the Windows 10 cutoff date to do this.
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  3. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    As soon as Dell says your machine has full compatibility = go for it :)
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