โOct-14-2015 08:30 AM
โOct-16-2015 09:25 PM
bobcouch wrote:strollin wrote:
You can upgrade your Win 7 computer to Win 10 using the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. It will let you create either an upgrade disk or a USB thumb drive installer. You won't need your Win 7 license key and you don't need to have had SP1 installed.
Nice - if it were true.
I didn't try burning the DVR, but it will not install directly without a product key. That's how I was trying to do it! I suspect that trying to install from the DVR would have the same result.
โOct-15-2015 03:40 PM
โOct-15-2015 01:01 PM
strollin wrote:
You can upgrade your Win 7 computer to Win 10 using the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. It will let you create either an upgrade disk or a USB thumb drive installer. You won't need your Win 7 license key and you don't need to have had SP1 installed.
โOct-15-2015 10:20 AM
bobcouch wrote:
Thanks for all the replies, but it looks like I'm stuck with Windows 7.
BelArc gave me the product key, but it wouldn't work. On-line chat w/Windows help desk confirmed that it is a valid OEM version product key but the update was blocked by the retailer.
Oh well, I'm not really unhappy with Win 7, so I guess it's not that big a deal.
strollin wrote:
You can upgrade your Win 7 computer to Win 10 using the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. It will let you create either an upgrade disk or a USB thumb drive installer. You won't need your Win 7 license key and you don't need to have had SP1 installed.
โOct-15-2015 05:06 AM
az99 wrote:
You are lucky to be stuck with Win 7. I got 10 on a new laptop and wish I could roll it back to 7.
โOct-15-2015 04:42 AM
โOct-15-2015 04:12 AM
1775 wrote:That is not the Product Key. It's the Product ID. There is a difference.
Right click on the "Computer" icon on your Win 7 desktop. Look down at the bottom of the screen that opens and it will list the product key that is installed on your PC.
โOct-14-2015 10:41 PM
bobcouch wrote:
Thanks for all the replies, but it looks like I'm stuck with Windows 7.
BelArc gave me the product key, but it wouldn't work. On-line chat w/Windows help desk confirmed that it is a valid OEM version product key but the update was blocked by the retailer.
Oh well, I'm not really unhappy with Win 7, so I guess it's not that big a deal.
โOct-14-2015 08:54 PM
bobcouch wrote:
Thanks for all the replies, but it looks like I'm stuck with Windows 7.
BelArc gave me the product key, but it wouldn't work. On-line chat w/Windows help desk confirmed that it is a valid OEM version product key but the update was blocked by the retailer.
Oh well, I'm not really unhappy with Win 7, so I guess it's not that big a deal.
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