Windows 10 TP on Devices with Compressed OS (HP Stream 8)

[drtek]

I tried that, and the HP X2 will not boot from USB. Tried making boot disk. No go.

 

[peestandingup]

What's the BIOS on that HP like? It might ne a limited one like on Toshiba tablets that wont let it boot from USB.

 

[drtek]

I actually had to use UltraISO to burn the image. Booted fine. Disk formatted. Installed fine. Needed to download drivers. Looks nice. Hey Cortana not working. MIC is ok. Cortana works fine manually.

 

[svaethier]

I'd rather wait for a version that's compatible with 16gb tablets since they start off with such low space anyways.

 

[Rod Parrish]

Create a bootable USB, boot into setup and format all the partitions into one. Use a mouse and usb hub. Install Windows 10. Grab all the HP drivers and put on a USB. Install them. To get touch enabled you may need to restart the driver. You're done!

 

[svaethier]

I'm talking about a version of tp that doesn't screw up the drivers is what I'm waiting for

 

[Adam Fox2]

I have a QuantumView 10.1" Windows Tablet...which for $325, is a FANTASTIC device. It wouldn't install Windows 10 from within Windows 8.1 b/c of the Compressed OS issue, but once I wrote the ISO to a USB drive, it ran the install just fine.....however...none of my devices worked properly...the sound, wifi, touchscreen....

 

[SammyD97]

Has anyone tried using the Media Creation Tool to update a 16GB tablet with the "Upgrade this PC now" option. If yes, how did it go. How much space did you have before and after?