Windows 10: Will my custom built PC be compatible with Windows 10?

Greetings to all readers,

CPU: Intel i5-3570K
MB: MSI Z77A-G45
GPU: Radeon HD 7770
RAM: 16GB (can't remember brand)
Monitors: 19"LG LCD and 24" BENQ RL2455
OS: Win7

Will Windows 10 make my system crash and burn like I've heard from multiple people with custom built PCs.

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Input devices having not working correctly with Windows 10

I have a custom built PC. I checked the motherboard manufacturer's website, but it just says compatible with Windows 10. The motherboard is an ASRock Z170A-X1. Also, I would like to avoid resetting my PC if possible.

 

Will Windows 10 be compatible with all my software I am currently using?

* Original Title: soft capatibilty

I am using Windows 7.0. Will 10.0 be compatible with all my software I am currently using. I got 7.0 instead of 8.1, because I was told 8.1 wasn't compatible with older versions of some software, like Photoshop and others.

 

I just checked out the Motherboard and it has drivers for 10 so I suspect that you shouldn't have any issues.

 

Link to this source so the OP can see for themselves ?

 

Here ya go I wouldn't lie about something like this.

Support For Z77A-G45 | MSI USA | Motherboard - The world leader in motherboard design
Support For Z77A-G45 | MSI USA | Motherboard - The world leader in motherboard design

 

It is easier for the OP to understand if they can see what is being talked about to be able to make
an informed decision about moving forward or not.

 

Thanks Bunny J, Any thoughts on my GPU compatibility?

Computiac, I do agree, the links are a nice touch for any poster. If they aren't interested that's fine but having the link does give those interested more info than you could type in a response.

 

Here is a link to your GPU driver's.
There is an area where you can enter more specific info to get the exact driver you need.

Download Drivers

 

@COMPUTIAC Was right and I should have included the links to make the reply more useful and I plan on doing that from now on.

Thanks for the tip Bob.

Jeff

 

It would be hard to build a new computer that WASN'T compatible with Windows 10. Whoever is telling you that custom PCs have issues with 10 probably shouldn't be a trusted source for tech issues. Many of us don't ever purchase a pre-built PC other than laptops. Your system will run Windows 10 perfectly.