Windows 10: Will upgrading from win 7 to win 10 still keep chrome passwords?

I ask this as i currently have no way to do any form of backup and wont be able to for some time but the only things i would need when i do upgrade is my chrome passwords and my steam games as have not long done a full reset using the acer e recovery program. Im using the steam beta client at present and running win 7 home premium.

Thanks for any help.

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Can I keep Windows 7 after upgrading to Windows 10

When upgrading to Windows 10 from 7, will Win 10 be using the license key from my Win 7 install? Will I still be able to use that license key to install Win7 on a different drive and/or machine?

Would the Win 7/8 license transfer to Win 10 and therefore be unusable for the OS it was originally for?

I am not quite ready to abandon 7 altogether and I would even prefer to do the upgrade to 10 on a fresh drive and keep my current Win 7 install, but I would understand if this offer was upgrade only.

 

Upgraded from Win 7 32x to 10 64x. SO S-l-o-w. Go back to 7? Win 10 32x?

I upgraded from Win 7 to Win 10. The 64x Win 10 is problematic and Edge is OK, unless more than 1 window is opened. I can use Chrome, but it also lags terribly. Can I downgrade from Win 10 x64 to Win 10 x86? OR should I go back to Win 7 and upgrade to
Pro or Ultimate? Absolutely frustrated. Thanks for any advice.

 

I would not recommend upgrading without a backup. But upgrading doesn't reset passwords you have, as these are data / cookies passed along by the upgrade.

 

Thank you, any idea about my steam games i have installed as not long bought Microsoft flight sim x edition and but have my own copy's of other games like mafia 2 etc? could i just re install them? thanks.

 

Sorry, no idea. Not a gamer. But it should move over all your apps and their data, which should include installed games.

 

Ok cheers DJG

 

I can't speak for 7->10 upgrade, but when I did 8.1->10 I found that all of my Apps were still there and that included my Steam Apps. Everything worked except for a few minor configuration issues I fixed easily.

Steam didn't seem to even realize it was on a different OS.

 

Ok nice 1 hiphopper much appreciated for all the help to all.