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ubernoob: If it's not ready yet why does it keep trying to update and fail
I also got the "Something Happened" when trying to use the link
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Have to keep waiting I guess
nathan:ubernoob: If it's not ready yet why does it keep trying to update and fail
I also got the "Something Happened" when trying to use the link
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Have to keep waiting I guess
For Something Happened the most likely case where this is hit is where you using the tool to upgrade now in a unsupported scenario.
So for example, when you use Upgrade now and your Windows edition is Enterprise.
Or your locale setting are pointed to a language that is not supported by upgrade.
Try the downloadable ISO again at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
ubernoob: Have tried installing direct and from usb. USB asks for "KEY" but don't have a win10 key yet and obviously my 8.1 is not accepted
Will have to be patient I guess, but why does it keep trying to update and fail if my PC is not yet ready?

joker97: is there a closing date to "reserve" windows 10? i know it's free for 1 year to upgrade, but you don't need to "reserve" prior?
ToPGuNZ:ToPGuNZ: My notification disappeared, windows update says it is reserved, so currently using the Windows update tool on a Win 7 Home Premium PC. Looking forward to this.
And it just stopped. PC is on, no hard drive activity, nothing on screen. Will leave for awhile, I have a feeling restarting is not going to go well.

ubernoob:joker97: you run "setup" from the USB from within windows, and it should start the upgrade
Yeah - Nah
ToPGuNZ:ToPGuNZ:ToPGuNZ: My notification disappeared, windows update says it is reserved, so currently using the Windows update tool on a Win 7 Home Premium PC. Looking forward to this.
And it just stopped. PC is on, no hard drive activity, nothing on screen. Will leave for awhile, I have a feeling restarting is not going to go well.
I turned it off and on and it reverted back to Win 7 and provided this error. I will now uninstall media centre and try again. Does anyone have any idea what this error means?
markl:ubernoob:joker97: you run "setup" from the USB from within windows, and it should start the upgrade
Yeah - Nah
I had this issue - I'd suggest you double and triple check the options that you chose when you created the USB install match your current install exactly. One thing to note - if you change the language option AFTER having chosen the edition (home or pro) and/or whether you want 32 or 64 bit, then the media creation tool resets the other choices to the defaults - Win 10 Home and 32 bit. It's really the most RETARDED UX behaviour I've seen in a LONG time.
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