How to back up your data We strongly recommend that you back up your data before making this kind of major change to your PC. Windows 10 even makes it easy, so you don’t need to search for an additional backup tool. Just follow the basic File History steps below. Step 1: Type “Windows update” into the Windows search bar and select Windows Update settings from the list of results. Alternatively, click on the Action Center icon in the lower-right corner of your screen, select All settings, and look for Update & Security. Once there, select the Backup tab. If you see an on-off indicator in the next window and it’s it’s toggled to the “On” position, then that means File History has been automatically backing up your files — including your contacts, desktop files, and files housed in your OneDrive folder — meaning you probably don’t have to worry. The feature will back up your libraries as well, but it may not back up all general folders, so place valuable folders into a library to save them as necessary. Step 2: If your File History tool is off, then you will see an option to add a drive. Click on the addition sign next…