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    windows 10 Pro ver 21H2 build 19044.1348
       #11

    Cliff said:
    Just out of morbid curiosity, why do think that it's a good idea to avoid the MCT
    Personal preference is just that........ personal preference.

    I have been using MCT since Microsoft introduces it as source to install Windows 10 as well as downloading iso file.
    I use it ever since and never have any issues.
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  2. Posts : 2,799
    Linux Mint 20.1 Win10Prox64
       #12

    frailtrev said:
    I ran the iso and went to a setup screen - language, time, currency, keybd input. Then after clicking 'install now' a message appeared - 'if reinstalling choose 'I don't have a product key'. Your copy of Windows will be activated later. Select operating system from win10 Pro or Home edition. I selected the latter. Then I was asked the location where to install - from - Partition 1 -OEMBP 8gb 2.1 gb free OEM reserved -or- Partition 2 - 327Gb 212Gb free System. Do you think I should proceed on this basis?
    If it were me. I would wipe out the whole disk and do a fresh, clean install.
    1. Backup any personal data to an external disk
    2. Disconnect any external devices
    3. Boot up the Installation Media with only the disk you intend to install Windows connected.
    4. On the first screen, press <SHIFT> + F10 to open the command prompt then type:
      diskpart
      select disk 0
      clean
      exit
    5. Continue with the installation, select custom, select the unallocated partition, click Next (do not create partition/format)
    6. When ask to enter the product key, click on "Skip this step" or "Do it Later"
    7. Once done, windows should be activated automatically.
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    linux rafaella mint
    Thread Starter
       #13

    Win 10 now up and running. Thanks for the comments and assistance.
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