Well, I finally got Windows 10 Pro installed with the help of a Microsoft 2nd level tech. To make a long story short (it took him 2 days to fix my problem) my system didn't have any corrupted system files however my system itself was corrupted. This was kind of strange news to me as my PC worked great but the tech downloaded a utility program called Tweaking.com Windows Repair and after checking off most of the boxes on the left of the screen, the utility ran thru my system and fixed whatever was corrupt. Once the corruptions were fixed I was able to install Windows 10 Pro from an install DVD I created on my laptop from the ISO file downloaded from Microsoft. Quite honestly I had never heard of this tool before and I if I ran into it I probably would have been scared to use it but because the Microsoft Tech used it on my machine I feel comfortable posting the utility's name here the forum. Hope this helps someone else.