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I agree with Derek, 32bit is probably the best way to go and from a tech preview point of view running in a VM i don't think you will be losing out on anything.
Vmware - anybody got W10 to install and work properly
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New #32
Derek, yes it is the same one.
I got out of that window. This is what I have now.
Note in the top pic, there is only Win 10 listed.
In the bottom pic, when I click OK, it will go to the pic in post #29.Last edited by COMPUTIAC; 03 Oct 2014 at 16:57.
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New #33
OK, instead of clicking OK, just close that little window using the red X and see if you can close down VMware to check your BIOS if you want, or just delete that VM and try the 32bit.
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New #34
I deleted the VM and D/Ling the 32 bit version of Win 10.
What am I looking for in the BIOS ? Mind you, I don't know how to get into it on this 'puter.
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New #35
It look's like the 32 bit will install.
Do I still have to turn off Secure Boot first ?
If I do how do I find it ?Last edited by COMPUTIAC; 03 Oct 2014 at 17:28.
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New #37
You shouldn't have to turn off secure boot. Looking at that thread I linked on the Lenovo forum, I wouldn't even bother looking in the BIOS for now.
Let's just get a VM setup for you first, I would just go with the 32bit.
What made you think you needed to turn off secure boot? I don't have UEFI but with a VM I don't think you need to mess with that.
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New #38
The VM is set-up and the 32 bit is installing now. Appears to be going smoothly.
I read the warning in the Tutorial for 10 clean install, the only reason for asking about "secure boot". Did not do anything with it and install is going fine.
I did skip step 10 in the tut. as I did not think it applied to a VM.
I will give an update in a bit.
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New #39
Ah, I forgot about linking that clean install tutorial, sounds like you are on the right track now.
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New #40
OK Derek, good to go now. Install went real good, everything work's as it should so far.
Might be just me, but it doe's not look too much different from 8.1.1 stuff.
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