Revengineer
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I already reverted. There were too many issues off the bat. cpu 100% at idle. I think my upgrade wasn't even the up to date W10.
Well that sounds damning.
Specs?
I already reverted. There were too many issues off the bat. cpu 100% at idle. I think my upgrade wasn't even the up to date W10.
Anyone actually managed to install with this method?
It works.
Why did MS not name this Wnidows 9?
Anyone actually managed to install with this method?
Why did MS not name this Wnidows 9?
Why did MS not name this Wnidows 9?
Well that sounds damning.
Specs?
i7-4690k
Why did MS not name this Wnidows 9?
Not sure if it's really the reason behind this, but apparently a lot of older software checked Windows version by pretty much going
if WindowsVersion 9*
Assume Windows 95 or 98
Yup. Been working great.
It refuses to work for me, guess I will wait.
1. Windows
2. Windows 95
3. Windows 98
4. Windows 2000
5. Windows Me
6. Windows XP
7. Windows Vista
8. Windows 7
9. Windows 8
10. Windows 10
1. Windows
2. Windows 95
3. Windows 98
4. Windows 2000
5. Windows Me
6. Windows XP
7. Windows Vista
8. Windows 7
9. Windows 8
10. Windows 10
1. Windows
2. Windows 95
3. Windows 98
4. Windows 2000
5. Windows Me
6. Windows XP
7. Windows Vista
8. Windows 7
9. Windows 8
10. Windows 10
- Windows
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows Me
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 10
1. Windows
2. Windows 95
3. Windows 98
4. Windows 2000
5. Windows Me
6. Windows XP
7. Windows Vista
8. Windows 7
9. Windows 8
10. Windows 10
I think the problem is you are missing a computer.
I think i found my solution then thanks
Only if you skip a shitload of versions.
Even cut down on incremental versions (ie. only counting something like 1.1, not 1.01), these are the ones I know off the top of my head:
Windows 1.0
Windows 2.0
Windows 2.1
Windows 3.0
Windows 3.1
Windows NT 3.1
Windows 95
Windows NT 4.0
Windows 98
Windows ME [LOLOLOL]
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows Vista
WIndows 7
Windows 8
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
1. Windows
2. Windows 95
3. Windows 98
4. Windows 2000
5. Windows Me
6. Windows XP
7. Windows Vista
8. Windows 7
9. Windows 8
10. Windows 10
I originally got the 80240020 error when attempting to install Windows 10.
- Deleted the C:/Windows/SoftwareDistribution/Download contents.
- Ran wuacault.exe /updatenow as an Admin
- Opened Windows Update
- My install is working!
Sorry my point was more what's the motherboard, RAM, etc. hardware. Odds are it's not just the CPU make/model that's messed up with Win10.
You're going to have to wait until an ISO is released if you want to install Windows 10 onto a different drive.How do i do a fresh install on a new SSD after upgrading?
Did the same. Windows Update is now "Checking requirements." Hopefully it'll start soon so that I can install it overnight.I typed "wuauclt.exe /updatenow" into cmd and it started right away.
Driver 353.30 is Windows 10 compatible: http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/86512/en-usAre there Nvidia Drivers for Windows 10 yet? because i see none on their site. How does that work?
The most recent ones have been popping up on Windows Update. It's mainly the reason why people were freaking out this past week.Are there Nvidia Drivers for Windows 10 yet? because i see none on their site. How does that work?
Are there Nvidia Drivers for Windows 10 yet? because i see none on their site. How does that work?