Thanks for the information Shawn.
Shame that there is no ISO.

Jeff

Lee said:

I know people like to do clean installs, albeit just updated three computers yesterday all at the same time. . .sweet didn't have to do each one separately thus getting all three done in about thirty minutes. . .:)

The update went fine for me.
Still I would like an ISO but this will work as well.

davehc said:

The ESD file is in the recovery folder. It is possible to convert this to an ISO

Thanks..

Nothing new on MSDN either? Not yet anyway. I would rather do a clean install, but I'll do an upgrade if that's the only option.

alphanumeric said:

Nothing new on MSDN either? Not yet anyway. I would rather do a clean install, but I'll do an upgrade if that's the only option.

I've already posted how to. In case you miss:
https://www.tenforums.com/installatio...ld-9860-a.html

topgundcp said:

alphanumeric said:

Nothing new on MSDN either? Not yet anyway. I would rather do a clean install, but I'll do an upgrade if that's the only option.

I've already posted how to. In case you miss:
https://www.tenforums.com/installatio...ld-9860-a.html

I only have the one PC running 10 TP Enterprise. You have to do at least one online upgrade to get the files right, so I may as well do it. Thanks for the link anyway though. If I decide to try 10 on my desktop again I'll have a look see.

Hi

I'm glad they did it this way, this time.
I have pretty much all of my software installed in Windows 10 and I'm using it exclusively as my OS.

I didn't really want to start over from scratch again.

I've been making a system image every other day or so and have restored 3 times already.

Everything went smooth with the update and I have already made a system image of it.

Mike