I want to move to Linux Mint without losing data, can someone help?

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    1. Make a backup. Use the windows backup utility for this, it’s real good. After that, look at what it backed up and make sure it didn’t miss anything.
    1. Plan out what you wanna do. There’s a lot of posts in reply to this thread that suggest different ways of doing things. If you plan what you want and investigate how to do it you will fail less.

What do you wanna do?

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