Trying to Upgrade Keep getting Error


  1. otisdog
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    Trying to Upgrade Keep getting Error


    Dell Lattitude laptop, refurbished, with Win 7 Pro.
    Tried upgrading from the desktop "Get Windows 10" utility. Part-way around the upgrade wheel get a blue screen that says Windows needs to be repaired, missing file or device.

    Restored Win 7 from an image I had created on an external hard drive.
    Tried again upgrading this time using A USB drive with Win 10 Pro image on it. Same thing.
    Any ideas?
    Jim
    Last edited by otisdog; 15 May 2016 at 14:05.
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  3. otisdog
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    windows 7
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    Could not solve upgrade problem.
    Was able to do a clean install and use the method in Tutorials to activate.
    Jim
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