Ok. Thx for your answer. Second question though, if I install W10 on my SP3 with an ISO and this serial (found on Internet), will the OS knows that I'm legit to have W10 or will it detect a piracy version. In short terms, do I need a specific serial number or the OS doesn't care ? (as it knows, with the Microsoft account, that I'm legit).
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This. ^^^
. Thanks.And, last question, with this build do you think we will receive small updates every day (like every tuesday on W8.1) or each time it will be a huge build (couple of Go) to download and to install ?
Thank you, again, for your answers.
Exactly the same problem... Has been going on for the past few builds now.
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I installed Intel Graphics 10.18.15.4248 from station-drivers com seems to have solved this...
ScottyS
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I was dual booting Win8.1 and Win10. For some reason I stopped getting the boot option screen when starting up. Whether I re-start or shut down and re-start (even a full shut down (not "fast boot" using C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe /s /t 0) it goes right to Win8.1 so I can't boot to Win10 to upgrade to 10240.
I don't want to bother to re-install via ISO, so I guess I'm stuck until July 29th.
I don't want to bother to re-install via ISO, so I guess I'm stuck until July 29th.
Try going Control Panel - System - Advanced System Settings and under the startup and recovery part click settings. Make sure you still have both options under the dropdown menu there (or default it to Windows 10 if you want for the moment). Also make sure that it is set to show list for a bit.
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Both are there and it's set for 30 seconds.
I'm afraid to default it to Win10 because on one of the early builds I had Win10 as default and it wouldn't boot to Win10, so I had to boot via a USB and re-install.
Edit: I did just try changing the default time out until the default OS loads but that didn't restore the boot menu.
With the last upgrade my Win10 partition has only 6GB free, could that be why it can't boot to it?
I'm afraid to default it to Win10 because on one of the early builds I had Win10 as default and it wouldn't boot to Win10, so I had to boot via a USB and re-install.
Edit: I did just try changing the default time out until the default OS loads but that didn't restore the boot menu.
With the last upgrade my Win10 partition has only 6GB free, could that be why it can't boot to it?
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Sounds like something is screwy then.
I found this and could try at your own risk
https://social.technet.microsoft.co...windows-8-with-windows-7?forum=w7itproinstall
I found this and could try at your own risk
https://social.technet.microsoft.co...windows-8-with-windows-7?forum=w7itproinstall
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