Official Windows 10 Thread: Installation and Issues (check first post)
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dissel
Cyborg Agent
After Certain Amount of Download, it possible to resume....As soon as that 'Media Creation Tool' make those folder as well setupprep.exe into the Hard disk.
Here is the Guide
Tip: How to resume the Windows 10 installation media creation process - gHacks Tech News
My two machine download also interrupted, but I can finally mange with this procedure....you may loose some 3G Data, Try during Night Hours when Traffic is low.
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sygeek
Technomancer
Use a download manager and download the ESD file. You can install through that and pause/resume anytime you want. See the first post of this thread for more details.
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wont an ISO from *ahem* *ahem* sources work?
I mean for an official OEM Windows upgrade instead of Media creation tool?
I upgraded using media creation tool but I have a few bugs which I was advised to clean install to fix
I decided to install in another partition to see if it detects my hardware and activates and if the bugs are ironed out but I realized the ISO I downloaded wasnt activating until I realized I downloaded Pro instead of Home
So Im downloading Home now and will format my current upgrade install later if the new install works well
Btw is it possible to keep windows 10 clean install in the new partition and then downgrade the upgrade install back to windows 7 OEM??
I mean will I lose activation?
Because I have a few serious bugs which are preventing me from using it to its full potential and would like to gradually shift to windows 10
At the same time,Im bored of windows 7 but need atleast one stable OS in my laptop and other than the sleep/hibernate bugs which Im facing,I prefer 10 to 7
I mean for an official OEM Windows upgrade instead of Media creation tool?
I upgraded using media creation tool but I have a few bugs which I was advised to clean install to fix
I decided to install in another partition to see if it detects my hardware and activates and if the bugs are ironed out but I realized the ISO I downloaded wasnt activating until I realized I downloaded Pro instead of Home
So Im downloading Home now and will format my current upgrade install later if the new install works well
Btw is it possible to keep windows 10 clean install in the new partition and then downgrade the upgrade install back to windows 7 OEM??
I mean will I lose activation?
Because I have a few serious bugs which are preventing me from using it to its full potential and would like to gradually shift to windows 10
At the same time,Im bored of windows 7 but need atleast one stable OS in my laptop and other than the sleep/hibernate bugs which Im facing,I prefer 10 to 7
rohitshakti2
In the zone
I installed a clean installation of Win10 on my PC, now I want to activate it, but this PC does not have internet. Pls suggest ways.....
kaz
right here
Thanks a TON
SaiyanGoku
kamehameha!!
Windows 8.1 drivers work with windows 10?
Thing is I don't want to screw up dad's dell N5110 because of that.
Thing is I don't want to screw up dad's dell N5110 because of that.
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
^^ Windows update takes care of drivers now. I don't think the update will break critical. Expect "Windows 10" labelled drivers to be out soon.
kedarkulkarni95
Broken In
I've seen two options on the Windows 10 (English) ISO files' download page as English and English International. So, should I download the International version ? i have windows 8.1 single language which has english us
It will be better if you get the same ISO as your language on your system.
However, in theory, it should download the language pack. I wouldn't count on it though.
Download the closest match.
Some interesting stuff I found: What Windows 10 is actually monitoring (regardless of privacy settings)
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According to this link: *www.infopackets.com/news/9649/how-upgrade-windows-7-8-32-bit-windows-10-64-bit, you can only upgrade to Windows 10 of the same architecture as the one you had previously installed.
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According to this link: *www.infopackets.com/news/9649/how-upgrade-windows-7-8-32-bit-windows-10-64-bit, you can only upgrade to Windows 10 of the same architecture as the one you had previously installed.
GhorMaanas
The Vagrant Seeker
you know where to get this 'upgrade program script ISO' from? google-search didn't help. its mentioned in the file 'creating an installation usb stick.pdf'.
