Use the ISO created with Windows Media Creation tool on another PC


  1. cfourkays
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    Windows 7 Professional
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    Use the ISO created with Windows Media Creation tool on another PC


    My PC is running W-10 Pro.
    The PC I'm going to upgrade runs "W-7 Home". As long as I specify that when selecting the version, I'm guessing I shouldn't have a problem??

    I still have a problem in my mind that I can't use a download from a PC with a different Product Key to load on anotherPC from the old days.
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  3. AddRAM
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    If you`re gonna update it by using windows update, you don`t have to choose anything, windows does it for you. It will be apgraded to Windows 10 Home.

    If you plan to do a clean install after that, then yes you have to create a windows 10 Home installer.

    You can use any PC you want to cretate the install media. As far as I know.
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