No, but it will be eventually. Right now I have a spare sata SSD to clone it to. I have a NVME I want to eventually migrate it to if I can it all working right. I figured the less hardware changes I...

I have usb drives and CD-Rs of both Acronis and Macrium boot media, so if I need to go that route I can.

In fact, the disk I wanted to use sysprep on is already a clone that I created in Macrium,...

I have a Windows 10 64 bit install (I forgot which build, I think it was 1909) from a 3770K system that is giving me issues that I want to migrate over to a new 10700K system that I built.

Since...

Slmgr confirms that the license on my 3770K system is retail, as mentioned though I can't boot the laptop to check the license on it, I will need some day to check the license on the HDD externally.

I bought it, it was a system I built myself so there is no OEM key on the motherboard.

Thank You for the reply, just to clarify a few things:



The licensed on the 3770K system is definitely retail, and I am pretty sure that the laptop one is retail now as well as I recall buying...

I have a bit of a mess I am trying to sort through, and most of the guides I am Googling are assuming you want to trash/wipe your current Windows install and/or install new, couldn't find information...

Windows 10 System

Google has given me nothing, nearly all the results are from people who were posting a log and it had other errors that were flat-out read failures of a dying drive...... or they...

I can't remove the card, it's pretty much a part of the motherboard.

For the ISO method, I can choose to skip or check for updates, no matter which I choose then it's about to start the install and I immediately get this:

http://i.imgur.com/Gp0MVsX.png

Why would...

Hmmm, is it safe to post these? Setupact seems like it might contain a lot of sensitive information.

The ISO failed too, same error. Where would I find these log files?

I have a Lenovo G780, it came with Windows 8 Home originally but I hated it and bought a copy of 7 Pro to install on it. That was back in early 2013.

Anyway, when MS announced the Windows 10...