Upgraded windows 8.1 pro to windows 10 this morning. Loaded OK but when it reached the "restart" point computer would not boot up. Just hanging & cannot go past the manufacturers logo. Before installing checked that their were no updates need or pending. After a good while booted off old windows 8 disc with intentions of re installing it but just got a list of drives none of which would accept an install. I am no spring chicken and when I was a lad computers were one to an entire block of flats in size and my mates were asking whatever would I be doing with all the 28k that was on my dragon computer so please keep it simple.
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Windows 10 upgrade
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Ahmad Fauzan Rustan
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If you want to, you can do a clean Install via USB with downloading the ISO file, if you don't mind. Check the video on youtube, how to make a bootable USB Windows 10. for the Activation License key, you can use your previous Activation key on your machine, or do some hack.
xrko
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David Your info is lacking. If your computer is proprietary-HP, Dell, etc then you should have a separate partition containing your operating sys. You reinstall the os by following instructions at start up and you don't need a product key to install 8. If custom computer, that is a different story.
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