rogercruse: Been installing now for more than an hour.

Brumfondl:

insane: Question, on my one PC I have an OEM version of windows 7 pro 32-bit (only), it has no 64-bit version on the original media.

If I download the Windows 10 Pro 64-bit media will I be able to install it using the key I have for the 32-bit OEM version?

You would need to upgrade to the 32 bit version of W10 and then clean install to the 64bit version as you can't upgrade from 32 to 64.

When making media with the download tool you can specify an image that is both 32 and 64 bit.

CYaBro: Windows 10 Enterprise is now available for those with an Action Pack subscription.
Not sure why it is Enterprise when previous versions of Windows have only been Pro.

insane:

CYaBro: Windows 10 Enterprise is now available for those with an Action Pack subscription.
Not sure why it is Enterprise when previous versions of Windows have only been Pro.

There was an Enterprise version of Windows 7, used it as the standard image at the last place I worked as it had bit-locker and used the same key as the pro version.

Quinny: Anyone sucessfully updated via Windows Update?. Still saying its ready/reserved  and windows update shows failed (this is in Windows update as the early posts this thread NOT the Get Windows 10). The download link later in this thread fails for me both versions.

Quinny: Anyone sucessfully updated via Windows Update?. Still saying its ready/reserved  and windows update shows failed (this is in Windows update as the early posts this thread NOT the Get Windows 10). The download link later in this thread fails for me both versions.

nzrocketman: i tried to run the Wuaults.exe/update now again on my work computer,

It downloaded and said processing update then, i got a failed update.   Code 80070057 & 80240020>

same as last time i tried.

guess ill have to wait to proper release

networkn: Well I downloaded the tool told it to ISO > USB and twice now "Something Happened"

Ugh!