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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    I replaced my 120G SSD with a 240G SSD Now I have 132G of free space. The update continues to fail daily.
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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    The link goes to 114 pages of stuff. I perused it briefly, but I will need more time to go through it more carefully. I looked for the log you suggested. I couldn't find the directory you said it was in, but I did find a log by that name and all the entries were weeks old. I should think...
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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    Yes, it shows activated. The 22G freespace is on a 120G ssd system drive. Most of what I could delete is on a separate data drive. I have been considering getting a larger one. If this was a space problem, wouldn't I be getting messages indicating a lack of space?
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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    You have given me a lot to chew on. I will look for the logs you mentioned. Sounds promising. As far a the snip tool, it has been so long since I tried it, I don't remember what I didn't like about it. Would a jpg format be better? Granted the initial size of the image I posted does seem...
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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    1. I'm not sure what activated means, but I have been using this win 7 system for several years. 2. Eset NOD32 antivirus 3. Nod 32 scan - no threats 4. ?? I have 22G free on my SSD, my download speed according to speedtest is 16 mbps 5. I have redundant backups
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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    Attached is the display from one of the control panel pages, I assume it has the relevant specs; if not please be specific about what else would be helpful. What worked on my laptop but not my desk top is the Microsoft monthly update process which loads up the windows 10 components on a windows...
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    Windows 10 Upgrade to Windows 10 Home failures

    Same issue as Adamd998. My update log looks just like his, but I didn't see a complete resolution on his thread. My computer is 2 or 3 years old and a purchased copy of Windows 7 was installed on the bare hardware after it was built. Asus motherboard, SSD system drive, all maintenance...
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    Windows 7 Easy Transfer doesn't work for email

    I tried it and it worked beautifully!! Thank you Ed
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    Windows 7 Easy Transfer doesn't work for email

    THANK YOU!! This looks like a winner. Next time I boot Win 7 I will try this. It is a shame I couldn't get this kind of help directly from the Live Mail folks. I don't know why when I was searching I couldn't find this - well, I guess thats why we have these forums. Thanks so much for your...
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    Windows 7 Easy Transfer doesn't work for email

    I still have all the XP stuff. It is the system I am still using. I have a separate hard drive that I am building Win 7 on. Knowing the name/location of the old mail files is not helpful because the mail is all mushed together in a giant furball that only OE understands. I was expecting the...
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    Windows 7 Easy Transfer doesn't work for email

    But can you go ahead and transfer the file back anyway and maybe Live mail can pick them up. What do you mean transfer the file back? I can't see that the mail was ever exported from the XP system. If it was, I can't find it. Ed
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    Windows 7 Easy Transfer doesn't work for email

    I didn't see any warning about email. Where was this warning and what did it say? Ed
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    Windows 7 Easy Transfer doesn't work for email

    I want to migrate my email from OE6 on my XP system to live mail on Windows 7. Easy Transfer has no separate option to just move email, so I went through the migration selecting the option that moved a lot of stuff I didn't want moved including settings and my desk top stuff. After making a...
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