USB 3.0 Driver for 570-p026 on Windows 7

[Syntaxium]

If it somehow doesn't boot up could I change back the setting and the operating system (10) won't be affected?

[Paul_Tikkanen]

I don't see why not.

You make the changes from the BIOS, so you don't need to be in Windows.

[Syntaxium]

So if something goes wrong I can revert and delete Windows 7?

[Paul_Tikkanen]

If you made the set of recovery media, you can always factory reset the PC.

[Syntaxium]

What do you mean by "made the set of recovery media"?

[Paul_Tikkanen]

There should be a recovery manager program in your PC's program listing that allows you to make recovery media one time for your PC.

Watch this related video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezzwK9TUJng

[Syntaxium]

What about my data? Also, I don't have a 12 GB Usb Flash Drive. I have an external hard drive (250 GB with other files too don't know if the recovery would interfere) and a bunch of 4 GB DVD/CD

[Paul_Tikkanen]

If you want, you can also use a free imaging utility such as Macrium Relect to create a system image of your PC's current status and save the image to a portable hard drive.

The software will also ask you to create bootable rescue media which you need to access the system image you saved.

https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree

I think the HP recovery drive created by the recovery manager requires at least a 16 GB flash drive and probably a 32 GB one would be better.

In any event, that is up to you whether or not you want to avail yourself of that opportunity.

[Syntaxium]

So it would be safe to make both rescue media?

Also, for the Macrium Relect, do you just drag the system image onto a flash drive when I have to use it, or is there a program made to create the bootable USB?

[Syntaxium]

RE: So it would be safe to make both rescue media?

Also, for the Macrium Relect, do you just drag the system image onto a flash drive when I have to use it, or is there a program made to create the bootable USB?