Windows 7 - Having trouble downloading


  1. Codycrumb20
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    Windows 7
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    Windows 7 - Having trouble downloading


    I'm having trouble installing Windows 10, I'm told theres supposed to be a windows logo in the bottom right corner of my screen, near the time. I don't have one. I am currently making other updates to my computer in hopes it will be lodged in with those.

    I have a Windows 7 Family Edition.

    If you need any other information about my computer to assist in my installation of windows 10, post here and I will reply with it to the best of my ability.
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  3. bobkn
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    You can circumvent that by downloading the .iso:

    Windows 10

    The Win 7 Family edition is a multi-PC license for Win 7 Home Premium, so be sure to get the .iso (or install medium) for Win 10 Home.
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