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Windows 10 update question
Hi, just need clarification on a windows 7 system which was upgraded to 10. Have an OEM system which was originally shipped with windows 7 Pro. I've just managed to update the system to win 10 build 1903 using the following link which I was testing?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
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I tried the above link to update to windows 10 a few months ago which would proceed to around 30% and fail due to licencing which was the correct outcome. However, having tried it today using that same link it just worked. I will always purchase the correct license details but it just makes you wonder if they are reverting back and running a last minute attempt to get more people on to 10 before the win7 cut off date.
I have followed the discussions and anywhere, when people said "it no longer works", there was always someone writing "here it worked just now" at the same time. MS has never established any mechanism to stop the upgrade.
The question if you can answer, did this Windows 7 have/gone through the upgrade cycle and reverted back, or had the get Windows 10,
The issue may relate to a Vendor/OEM where some pass, while others fail.
The licensing is electronic.
The issue may relate to a Vendor/OEM where some pass, while others fail.
The licensing is electronic.
it seems to be a way for MS to increase the market share still more
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