@burnout426 Ok, understood, and what I was expecting.
On another note (coming from someone who has had zero dealings with any Windows 10 computer), does W10 have an appdata folder where the Opera profile resides in like in W7??
Asking this because, I do not like using synchronization to import Opera's settings etc to a new install...I prefer simply to install Opera, delete the contents of the newly installed profile folder and copy the old contents from a external USB drive to the emptied profile folder. That way all my Opera settings/bookmarks/passwords etc are in there and when Opera boots from that new install (with previous profile data in emptied one) everything is as before.
I'm hoping that when I do a W10 in place update - up the road - that Opera will be copied over...but if not, I would want to just do a new install and do the "copy old profile data to new profile directory."
Which is why I ask what directory the Opera profile resides in on W10 and hoping my method as described above will work to restore my Opera on W10 to what it was on W7. That is unless Opera on W10 has different settings etc in a W10 Opera profile directory that are specific to W10.
Appreciate the help, and if you can help me with above, I would appreciates it. Moving/upgrading from one Windows version to a newer one has always been taxing, to say the least, especially when trying to get previous applications to move over.
