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That's sad.
But a common problem with OS upgrades.
If your research doesn't lead to a native Win10 solution, consider dual boot or virtualisation (if your computer is powerful enough) of Win7.
You still own the OEM Win7 license that came with the machine. So that shouldn't be a problem.
It's really a common upgrade problem with expensive hard- and software and going back to the working version until circumstances justify replacement is often the only solution.
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