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See if "Upgrade to current version" is one of the options. Also, if you are asked for an installation key, it may be printed right on the computer itself.
Ben
My Windows 10 CD uses 3.54 gigabytes. To answer your question about the USB stick, start the computer and watch the screen closely for something like "Press Esc for setup". Restart the computer, press the appropriate key and look for "Boot Menu" or "Boot Order". If you change the boot order, be sure to save the change when exiting setup. Be advised that some laptops can't boot off a USB stick.
Ben
"Now it talks about having a Win 10 License" You already have a Win10 license. I don't recall the exact sequence of the process you are using, but if you are asked for it, you should have an option to answer "I don't have a product key" or something like that and continue from there. When the install is completed your computer should become automatically activated.
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