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So be sure to choose an upgrade, not a clean installation. So it's prudent to be sure you have a backup on external media of all the files important files important to you. One other point: your question suggests that you don't do regular backups of all your important files. If that's the case you've been playing with fire. Almost everyone should be backing up to external media regularly. It is always possible that a hard drive crash, user error, nearby lightning strike, virus attack, even theft of the computer, can cause the loss of everything on your drive.
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