Still no sign of W10 on my notebook. Any tips ?
Made the reservation months ago.
Skip the line bro http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISOStill no sign of W10 on my notebook. Any tips ?
Made the reservation months ago.
There should be an option in the application to upgrade without creating media if I gave the correct linkCan I use the ISO to update ? Or I'll need a fresh install ?
Hey GAF, just reinstalled windows 7 since I got a new mobo, cpu, and gpu.
I want to upgrade to Windows 10 asap. The little icon near the clock in the bottom right hand corner isn't showing up for Windows 10. I've done all the Windows Updates for 7. Before I reinstalled Windows 7 I did 'reserve my copy of Windows 10' and have been emailed about it, but not given a code yet.
Should I just try the manual instal? Should I wait it out till I get emailed my code? Do I need that little icon?
If you are very eager to upgrade, tech savvy users with the above message can modify the following registry key to install immediately.
Warning: Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Before you modify it, back up the registry for restoration in case problems occur.
1.Locate the registry key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\ OSUpgrade]
2.It should exist, but if not, create it.
3.Create a new DWORD (32-bit) Value with Name = "AllowOSUpgrade” (without the quotes), and set the Value = 00000001 (hexadecimal).
Once the registry key is modified, close and reopen the desktop Control Panel, go to Windows Update and check for updates. You should now be able to click the Get Started button to upgrade to Windows 10. Note: Windows 8.1 users must go to the desktop Control Panel, and not the modern Windows Update UI.”
There should be an option in the application to upgrade without creating media if I gave the correct link
You don't get a code via email. Once the popup is there, you can install it and it will activate by itself.Hey GAF, just reinstalled windows 7 since I got a new mobo, cpu, and gpu.
I want to upgrade to Windows 10 asap. The little icon near the clock in the bottom right hand corner isn't showing up for Windows 10. I've done all the Windows Updates for 7. Before I reinstalled Windows 7 I did 'reserve my copy of Windows 10' and have been emailed about it, but not given a code yet.
Should I just try the manual instal? Should I wait it out till I get emailed my code? Do I need that little icon?
Did you first upgrade your Win8.1 partition and grab the updated key afterward? If you tried an old school clean install (for dual boot) without entering a key, you won't be able to activate.
The only way you can do a clean install to dual boot is to:
- Do an in place upgrade of your existing Windows 8.1;
- Use some software (e.g. Speccy) to grab your upgraded Windows 10 product key;
- Roll back to Windows 8.1;
- Start the clean/custom install via USB;
- Enter the key from your in place upgrade
Then activation should work. It's a messy, convoluted process. Alternatively, you'd have to buy an actual license to get a product key for dual booting. =/
I have installed Win10 on my sisters laptop and the trackpad is completely unresponsive. The mouse isn't even showing on screen.
So is anyone having the issue where 10 is pushing computer's RAM and CPU while in idle? its really bad and worries me. Has there any fixes for this? FWIW I upgraded from win7 on a device with 4 GB ram with an i3.
Another question as a Lenovo Yoga 2 13 user: I used some Vista Synaptics Touchpad driver to get three finger click, because Lenovo's drivers didn't have that.
Now, even the new Windows 10 one from Lenovo's website doesn't have it, and I can't get the old Vista driver to work on Windows 10. Does anybody have an idea where to install a driver from so I have three finger click back?
Is there a way to remove "Life at a glance" and "Play and explore" from the start menu?
Okay I'll be sure to check it out and report back here when I get off work later tonight.Check task manager. There's a lot of initial search indexing which might have not completed yet, but once it has, it stops unless you ever throw a ton of files on the system at once.
It was actually a Windows 8 change. This might do the trick, although it doesn't seem worth the risk:
http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-mo...file-explorer/
I'd just turn that shit off altogether with Alt+Shift+P if it's bothering you.
I had the same error. Restarted the PC and logged in as the administrator. No more error.
So I installed Windows 10 on my new computer that's hooked up to my TV via HDMI. The issue is that my TV, although a 1080p TV, actually doesn't display it fully. So the entire border of the display gets cut off by like, 3%.
I used to be able to fix this within Nvidia's driver where it allows for scaling so I just shrink down the display a little bit and it works well.
Can't find that anymore in Windows 10. Looked into Nvidia's control panel for my GTX 960 and I see nothing of that sort. Maybe it's hidden somewhere ?
Fixed that. However, I'm wondering if HDMI -> DVI or DVI -> HDMI cable would eliminate the need for scaling at all ?
Getting a black screen here after the Windows logo comes up. No cursor either. What to do?
anyoneCount me as another having internet issues.
Specifically, I'm on Windows 10 Pro and have a Netgear A6210 AC Wifi USB 3.0 adapter for my desktop that I've been using for a couple of months. Under Windows 8.1 it ran perfectly fine. Under Windows 10, the thing can't seem to stay connected to the internet. Steps:
1.) Plug in Wifi adapter
2.) Wait for it to find wifi network
3.) 20-200 seconds, it the device loses network connectivity, jumps in and out of being seen by the computer and never provides a working network connection (despite sometimes saying it is in fact connected to the internet).
4.) Repeat #1.
I spent more than a couple of hours trying to figure out some settings in the Device Properties to enable/disable, but came up with nothing. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers multiple times and there are no minimal power settings in the wifi properties to turn on as is suggested in some older FAQs I've seen. There are no new drivers for the device and the existing version of the drivers should get the job done. I've noted that it's perfectly stable when I connect it to any of my USB 2.0 sockets where it is slower but completely steady. But when connecting to USB 3.0 it goes shaky. And this is the same USB 3.0 hub that had no problems on Win 8.1 and with which no other USB 3.0 device is having any issues.
I'm back to internet over powerline for now. I have no idea what's causing this in Win 10. If anyone has any ideas, I'm all ears.
Good luck. Everything will be ok. Win 10 is awesome, you're gonna love it.I'm going in, guys. Wish me luck.
You won't regret it. This is really a great OSI'm going in, guys. Wish me luck.
Good luck. Everything will be ok. Win 10 is awesome, you're gonna love it.![]()
I made it! That didn't take very longYou won't regret it. This is really a great OS![]()