Since the Kids' Pack puzzles do not take long at all to complete on the four easier difficulties, I would recommend using this pack.
The advantage to the Kids' Pack is that the Grandmaster puzzles will have less than 200 pieces instead of the 600 that is typical for puzzles from the normal collections.
You can either go to the puzzles that you already completed the first four difficulties when you finished the Win8 version, or you can buy the Kids' Pack and complete it as recommended in the main walkthrough. Since you could not have done these in the Win10 version, you will have to complete additional puzzles in those two new difficulties. The Win10 version adds two additional difficulty levels: Master and Grandmaster. The big achievement here to unlock is the one for doing 10 puzzles in all the difficulties. However, achievements based on cumulative progress generally just need to be triggered and not re-earned from scratch. No achievements unlock automatically - you generally have to do something to get the game to notice your existing stats before it will unlock achievement in them. (You can see this in the stars shown on each puzzle in the collection.) Progress in Jigsaw Jam is also preserved. If you completed a puzzle before, that is also brought forward. I've given up trying to play jigsaw as it isn't worth the trouble of trying to figure out what the problem is. I think there is a serious flaw in this program. The points and completed games eventually show up but cannot play any new puzzles and the screen locks up before a new game show up. Your stash of gold bars, as well as the collections you have previously unlocked are carried forward. I've deleted and reloaded MS Jigsaw a number of times. This is designed as a guide for those who has completed the Win8 version to use that progress to unlock the achievements in the upgraded Win10 version.
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