Sonny
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"If you have registered and downloaded a pre-release build of Windows 10, on July 29th, you will receive the GA (General Availability) build of the OS."
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I am back with Windows 8.1 and will get it through reserving it. Not putting 10 preview back in.
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I am back with Windows 8.1 and will get it through reserving it. Not putting 10 preview back in.
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There are several ways, according to choice. I have, mostly, a dual boot situation, so I can revert back to Windows 8.1 on a reboot. Many are running Windows 10 in a virtual window - ditto.If I may ask, How did you revert back to windows 8.1????????? I've been wanting to do that for so long haha
Yet another situation, which I use an awful lot, is to have an image of your last Windows 8.1 installation. If you then need to clean up, you just re establish the image.
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Good find Sonny, I really wish this article somehow had a link that verifies that Microsoft does indeed intend to do this for sure.
I did a quick video to get this info out to more Windows Insiders, but also took it with a grain of sand
I did a quick video to get this info out to more Windows Insiders, but also took it with a grain of sand
Sonny
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I am on the phone now with Microsoft and the windows 10 answer desk said yes you can download from Windows Insider. You will have to be running a version of what you tested in order to do so. For example If you were running Windows 8 or 8.1 Professional when you downloaded from Windows Insider then that is the free copy you will get. If you were running just Windows 8.1 OEM then you would get the home version. Now I said I wasn't going back to 10 preview but just now I was told if that is what I had when I signed up for Windows Insider I will get my Windows 10 Pro installed rather the home.
Just to clarify I was running Windows 8.1 Pro at the time of joining Windows Insider. The trouble now is my windows 8 pro will not install correctly anymore.
So I lied. Back to windows 10 pro preview to get the copy of windows I want.
Just to clarify I was running Windows 8.1 Pro at the time of joining Windows Insider. The trouble now is my windows 8 pro will not install correctly anymore.
So I lied. Back to windows 10 pro preview to get the copy of windows I want.
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"If you have registered and downloaded a pre-release build of Windows 10, on July 29th, you will receive the GA (General Availability) build of the OS."
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I am back with Windows 8.1 and will get it through reserving it. Not putting 10 preview back in.
If I may ask, How did you revert back to windows 8.1????????? I've been wanting to do that for so long haha
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There are several ways, according to choice. I have, mostly, a dual boot situation, so I can revert back to Windows 8.1 on a reboot. Many are running Windows 10 in a virtual window - ditto.If I may ask, How did you revert back to windows 8.1????????? I've been wanting to do that for so long haha
Yet another situation, which I use an awful lot, is to have an image of your last Windows 8.1 installation. If you then need to clean up, you just re establish the image.
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