cmon Win10 ain’t that bad, I routinely work with both windows and mac systems in domain environments and I can tell you the mac’s gives me 3 times the problems with network compatibility issues.
To answer your question, the best thing would be to backup that eSupport folder on your C:\ root since that contains all the system drivers and a nice install wizard that automates that process even rebooting when needed. Then proceed with a freshly made bootable USB stick made from the Windows Creating Tool and setup a fresh install of windows 10. The factory images a known to come packaged with problems so it’s highly recommended to start fresh before getting to settle with system.
If your heart set on doing an image copy, then i recommend *aomei backupper, make a bootable usb within the program and use it to save an image of your current setup to a connected usb hd (or network location). Follow the same process to restore the image to your new drive once installed.
good luck!**and if you think windows is the biggest problem with these laptops wait until you start stressing the cpu/gpu and see how hot things get 🙂
