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The thread discusses upgrading from Windows 10 build 10240 on a Dell laptop. The original poster asks if it's possible to upgrade without using the Windows Insider Preview process, as they have it turned off, and mentions attempting a command to update. The respondent suggests that the command likely requires the Insider Preview settings to be enabled and expresses uncertainty about alternative update methods outside of the usual channels.
The thread discusses upgrading from Windows 10 build 10240 on a Dell laptop. The original poster asks if it's possible to upgrade without using the Windows Insider Preview process, as they have it turned off, and mentions attempting a command to update. The respondent suggests that the command likely requires the Insider Preview settings to be enabled and expresses uncertainty about alternative update methods outside of the usual channels.
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kemical,
Thank you for the response.
I under stand how to get Windows 10 updates through the insider preview process.
My question is, can the updates be obtained via a process that does not use
the insider preview process.
A Google search showed using the command wuauclt.exe/updatenow which I
tried but nothing happens.
Thank you for the response.
I under stand how to get Windows 10 updates through the insider preview process.
My question is, can the updates be obtained via a process that does not use
the insider preview process.
A Google search showed using the command wuauclt.exe/updatenow which I
tried but nothing happens.
kemical
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I think that command will also need to the insider stuff switched on too. If there is a way to get upgrades other than the usual way i'm unsure. I guess if you had a friend who'd made an iso from one then perhaps but otherwise I'm unsure as I said.
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