Previous Microsoft Windows 10

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3365456

delsoo, ah just realized that yours is sl edition. wrong checksum then. will try find the matching one later.

The command is fciv -md5 your.windows.10.iso

replace your.windows.10.iso with correct iso file name with extension.

btw that's the wrong way to create a bootable usb stick. first find out whether your w10 is in uefi mode or bios mode. In control panel > administrative tools > run system information.
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delsoo, ah just realized that yours is sl edition. wrong checksum then. will try find the matching one later.

The command is fciv -md5 your.windows.10.iso

replace your.windows.10.iso with correct iso file name with extension.

btw that's the wrong way to create a bootable usb stick. first find out whether your w10 is in uefi mode or bios mode. In control panel > administrative tools > run system information.
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

is this the official link to download the win 10 1511 bootable usb file?

delsoo, ah just realized that yours is sl edition. wrong checksum then. will try find the matching one later.

The command is fciv -md5 your.windows.10.iso

replace your.windows.10.iso with correct iso file name with extension.

btw that's the wrong way to create a bootable usb stick. first find out whether your w10 is in uefi mode or bios mode. In control panel > administrative tools > run system information.
Nice tqvm!

delsoo, ah just realized that yours is sl edition. wrong checksum then. will try find the matching one later.

The command is fciv -md5 your.windows.10.iso

replace your.windows.10.iso with correct iso file name with extension.

btw that's the wrong way to create a bootable usb stick. first find out whether your w10 is in uefi mode or bios mode. In control panel > administrative tools > run system information.
Nice tqvm!

how to continue from here ?

since you said it's uefi then try this:

1. copy the iso file from usb stick to your hard drive. if you have a copy in your hard drive skip this;
2. format your usb stick with fat32;
3. open your iso file with winrar, then extract its contents directly into usb stick. there is no need to select anything in the iso, use extract button and point the destination to your usb stick and continue.
4. if you wanna do upgrade, run setup.exe in the usb stick; if you wanna do clean install, on reboot, hit the key that let you select boot device and choose uefi: <usb.stick>

edit: step 2 and 3 is how you create bootable usb stick for uefi install manually.

for bios mode install, do step 2 as formatting usb stick with ntfs. step 3 is the same. depending on your system bios, you may need to set your usb stick as active to make it work (using diskpart). alternatively, use rufus.

viola , upated to 1511 . seems smoother now . 

ok. are you running with w10 on ssd or hdd?

Hdd

Sad that Microsoft is pulling the plug on W8 when W10 is still not stable yet.

anyone of you encounter this issue the wins 10 seems like crash, all hang. then force restart all my initial desktop files gone, clean wipe. my old desktop files all moved to a windows.old folder in C:drive. this is the 2nd time happened, the first time happened i reformatted it. any idea of the problem, is it windows 10 bugs?

all the time is a clean install. the first time happened i reformatted it and do a clean reinstall and been using for a 3/4months then it happened again. don't know what is causing it to behave like this? i was thinking to install either windows 7 or 8 no more windows 10 for me.
one main thing i dislike windows 10 is can't disable auto update.
some of the files that i have associated with a certain 3rd party program it will will auto re-associate back with windows program causing me to re-associate it yet back again to a 3rd party program.

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It's unbelievable that microsoft uses it's customers as guinea pig to test their unstable operating system. Users are forced to run update without options to turn off for home users. User needs to access through services to disable windows update.
There are also numerous users affected by printer issue.Users who are updated through windows update had error printing message each time they restart windows. while attempting to remove the printer port through device manager and auto reconfig the printer, it suprisingly works again.

I've been searching for solution to this problem. Can someone tell me why my system information shows that my CPU is 2.3 to 2.3 ? it's supposed to be 3.2Ghz after intel turbo boost.
NO I DONT PIRATE MY WINDOW, i have key but don't want to active yet cuz will change hardware soon. There's considerable amount of lag on reading/writing files, im not sure if there's any correlation with inactive Windows.

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gy\uys , I downloaded the windows update standalone installer file KB3124262 today from the Microsoft website . When I try to run it on my pc , error code 0x8007000d occur . Does it mean the file is corrupted ? I will have to download the file and install it again ?

It's unbelievable that microsoft uses it's customers as guinea pig to test their unstable operating system. Users are forced to run update without options to turn off for home users. User needs to access through services to disable windows update.
There are also numerous users affected by printer issue.Users who are updated through windows update had error printing message each time they restart windows. while attempting to remove the printer port through device manager and auto reconfig the printer, it suprisingly works again.

I have successfully installed the update by using windows update.

My only issues with Windows 10 is that Chrome lags like shit.

nice
the hardware acceleration thing in chrome? try turn it off and see if it solved the issue.

Hi, hi. Currently setup; Windows 7 32 bit. And I wanted to update to Windows 10 64 bit.

Correct me if I'm wrong...

1) Fresh install Windows 7 32 bit on a new HDD (because I wanted to upgrade my HDD to 1TB at the same time)
2) Setup and activate Windows 7 32 bit
3) Upgrade free to Windows 10 32 bit
4) Download and install Media Creation Tool
5) Create installation media for Windows 10 64 bit; USB or ISO file
6) Reboot from USB or DVD (ISO file) and INSTALL

Betul ahh? 

yes.

basically a 32bit os cannot be upgraded to a 64bit w10 directly. however, once you have upgraded to w10 32bit from the old one (make sure the computer is online and activated), and you do a clean install to get rid of the 32bit os and replace it with a 64bit w10, you computer should be activated online automatically.

about step 6, you extract contents of the iso file directly into usb drive, or burn the iso into dvd. some users did it wrongly by copying the whole iso as is into the drive, which will not work.

You mean when I'm using the Media Tool, I'll be extracting the contents real time directly from Microsoft website into a USB drive or burning the contents directly from Microsoft to the DVD?

You mean when I'm using the Media Tool, I'll be extracting the contents real time directly from Microsoft website into a USB drive or burning the contents directly from Microsoft to the DVD?

If you choose to download the ISO file,
You will need this small tool to transfer the ISO to a DVD/USB drive : http://wudt.codeplex.com/
(because manual copy won't make the DVD/USB drive bootable)

Weird, but I keep getting Error code 0x800704DD - 0x90016 even though I am the administrator running the tool.

Edit: Ahh, after the fourth time, I'm able to build it on a USB drive. Let's try again for ISO. 

it depends.

yes you can use tools like wudt or rufus for this, but there is an easier way if your mobo bios supports uefi. the process of creating a w8.x/w10 usb installer is as simple as:
1. format the usb stick with fat32;
2. open the iso file with archiving tools like 7zip or winrar, then extract the contents of iso directly into the usb stick.
it's a common problem (related to permissions). do a search with the error codes will get you options to fix it. the most probable fix is to run the tool with a local administrator account.

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hi , guys . I encountered reference by pointer bsod several times this week . Anybody know to solve this issue ?

do you mind sharing more information like your pc specs, and more clues for others to help you better?

log entries in event viewer will be helpful. also, you can check out nirsoft's bluescreenview to check if there are logs created about such bsod's.

i dont have it installed on my pc before bsod . can it trace back the bsod so that we can know what caused the bsod??

Yes, you should be able to do that.

I never experience bsods yet. There were some during old
tech preview days, but mostly were related to the unpolished state w10 was, and drivers at that point of time. (All fixed now) Since the initial july release iinm it's been solid. After 1511 it's even better.

can you look at the log i posted above ? what caused the bsod ? 

ram-related? try reseat your ram, then run memtest86+ (http://www.memtest.org/) for at least 3 passes. (the test is lengthy; leave the computer on let it run while you sleep)

win 10 + Kaspersky internet security 16
block lelong website on chrome but not on explorer
any setup to be done?

i run the ram test using windows memory test last time ( not very sure about the name of the programmes , but is windows programmes , not 3rd party  ) , no problem found . 

Maybe you should check out kaspersky's product helps/howtos about this.
No harm to run it again to make sure. Hardware issues must be rectified first. If it's the culprit, whatever software-based remedies will end up the same unresolved outcomes.

Another possibility is the intel gpu driver. You can try to get and use the latest one from intel download center.

memtest must be sent to pendrive to run the file ? i have downloaded th iso file , how to run it ? 

the easiest one is to create a bootable usb stick with its usb installer. boot the computer with it and tests will be run automatically iinm.

how to do it ? 

http://memtest.org/#downiso

edit: run the usb installer, and follow the steps.

how to boot from usb drive ? i have followed the steps and the pendrive's name became MULTIBOOT now .

after the test is completed , need to change the boot options again so that it can boot to win 10 ?

no.

I have tried it severa;l times , i gt into the advanced startup menu and selected the pendrive that contain the bootable file , but the pc restart , no memory test , dunno what's wrong . 

did you disable fast boot in bios as explained at the beginning in the article? if you did, disable also secureboot in bios. (normally not necessary)

please read the whole thing. there are many ways to do this in the article. if option one didn't work, try the next one.

i assume you're not actually technical savvy but wanna learn something out of this, so i try to help you out as much as i can. however, you really need to help yourself. btw, tenforums.com is a good place to learn about w10. go ahead and check their tutorials out. it helps.

ya , i disabled it . it still boot to win 10 . 

try option two in the article. on boot, press repeatedly the key that lets you boot with other devices (normally on post screen they will tell you which key to press, eg. esc, f11, f12)

Tried that, but still boot to win10....

try this: once you're in w10 desktop, try reboot it (not shutdown). once the screen goes blank/black, spam (press repeatedly) the particular key that gets you boot device menu/options. the settings of fastboot and secureboot must be disabled in bios.

it's funny that you cannot do this, because it's basically the common way to boot other bootable devices (dvd, usb stick). it's just that not all mobos/laptops use the same key for this purpose.

what computer are you using? (if it's a desktop computer tell me the mobo model; if it's a laptop tell me the brand and model)

Asus a555l laptop

the correct key to spawn for common asus laptops is esc key. firstly i think you need to set up your bios properly.

1. press and hold f2 key, power up your laptop. continue to press and hold the f2 key until bios screen is shown;
2. goto boot tab, enable launch csm; make sure fast boot is disabled;
3. goto security tab, make sure secureboot control is disabled; press f10 to save and exit bios; turn the computer off.

then,

1. plug in the usb stick;
2. press and hold esc key, then power your laptop. press and hold until you see boot menu list is shown;
3. select usb stick from the boot menu list.

if this cannot work, i don't know what will sorry.
I still can't boot to the bios screen. Can I use the setting>recovery> advanced startup to reach the bios screen???
edit: after tests are completed (when you decide to stop it), make sure check the first part to restore respective bios settings to the original ones, or your laptop will not boot normally.

yes you can.

you have a weird asus laptop. i just happened to have an asus laptop running w10 beside me. the first part was what i did to goto bios screen. the second part was how i choosed different usb devices to boot. tested and verified.

i followed the steps that you told me , yet still boot to win10 .       btw , i have run the windows memory diagnostic tool , no problem found . Back to the topic now , it 's the gpu driver that caused BSOD ? P/s : I also got into the bsod setting theu the advancved startup options , but not thru pressing f2

ok. built-in mem tests are short and simple. however it's not that thorough.

yeah i suspected that it's your igpu driver.

maybe a clean install will make it work. (since you were not able to goto bios or boot from other usb devices, i think you never did a clean install before)

you mean clean install of windows ?

Yes.

I should have done this during my holiday. However, holidays almost come to the end, and I am going back to studyin few days time, so not free to do that .haiz.

Anybody got Wifi issue after updating to Windows 10? Everytime my wifi disconnected, I need to restart the laptop many times. 

Do a clean install. 

Most likely the WiFi driver has somewhat broke... 

How long does it take to install Windows 10 after downloading Win. 10 updates? I'm downloading Win. 10 updates now (progress is 54%, bcause of slow internet), but I'll put my laptop to sleep mode & resume downloads 2moro.

Can anyone tell me whether it's worth it upgrading frm Win. 8.1? Frm wat I've seen on d internet, upgrading takes a long time... 

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the time needed depends on your system (eg. how many software applications are on your old os; doing it on ssd or hdd). to cut the time shorter, you can grab w10 iso with media creation tool, make a bootable usb with it, and run setup.exe in it to do offline upgrade. you can run the same bootable usb to do a clean install of w10 later, after successful upgrade. (make sure the computer is connected to the internet during the upgrade)

before doing anything, it's safer to do a full data backup to external storage.

tbh, worth it or not, it's up to you to tell (it's really a personal preference). some adapt to w10 quickly and their systems are running fine; some have hiccups here and there and do not like it. in terms of costs, the upgrade is still free before 29 July 2016.
thanks as always!

thanks for d reply! 
this morning, I resumed d download, but d download failed towards 100%. I'm re-downloading d Windows 10 update and I think I'll juz forgo d Win. 10 upgrade should this current download fails, bcause I feel dat upgrading my Win. 8.1 to Win. 10 is juz too time consuming & too much of a hassle, due to my slow internet connection & bcause I'm juz not tech-savvy enuf...