Media Creation Tool goes back to build 10240!

sn00ker said:

I would leave them as is and suggest one can upgrade if one choose to

Good point unless it was already close to July 29, 2016.

Cliff S said:

Why not just offer who ever you sell them to, if they wish you to install Windows 10 to current version, if they might have problems doing it themselves?

Good point there Cliff. They buy it first and pay and then I'll upgrade it if they want.

Berton said:

The requirements for the Free Win10 are either Win7 w/SP1 or Win8.1. My opinion is to convince the buyer/s to let you upgrade/update from the stated Win8 to Win8.1 [Free from the Store] then decide on Win10.

Using the ISO you do not need to go from 8 to 8.1

Just checked with Microsoft and the Surface Pro 2 actually has Windows 8.1 Pro. Never used them so don't remember which Windows 8.x Pro it came with.

Microsoft Surface Pro 2 specifications | Surface Pro 2 specs

Almighty1 said:

Good point unless it was already close to July 29, 2016.

This never came to mind to me, hmmm? This is a hard one.... I know! Someone needs an X-mas present for thermselves(if their cheap) or someone else:)

Cliff S said:

This never came to mind to me, hmmm? This is a hard one.... I know! Someone needs an X-mas present for thermselves(if their cheap) or someone else:)

After I said that, it reminds me that I have a ASUS G73S that I completely disassembled 4 years ago meaning took every screw and component out that came with Windows 7 Home Premium before I even turned the machine on. Was planning to run FreeBSD/Linux on it. In any case, looks like that machine, I will either have to put it back together and put the original HD back in to update to Windows 10 before July 29, 2016 unless there is another way to register the key with Microsoft.

Good thing someone put up this guide:
Asus G73 Series Disassembly Guide | NotebookReview