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I don't mind using the repair install method, but it says that in Win 10, it does not preserve pre-installed apps.
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New #12
That would be with a reset or refresh of Windows instead of a repair install. You won't loose them with a repair install.
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New #13
I've just ran the tool, but it's failed:
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New #14
You may need to use an ISO file that is for you same version, language, and edition of your currently installed Windows 10.
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Brink, the problem is that I received the pc with win 10 already installed. Where do I get the iso file and how do I know which one?
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New #16
If you have Windows 10 Enterprise installed, then you can get the latest version ISO for it at the Microsoft link below.
See which Windows 10 Edition you have Installed | Windows 10 Tutorials
Microsoft Evaluation Center
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New #17
My version is not Enterprise...it's simply Windows 10 Pro:
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New #18
In that case, you can get an ISO using Option 1, 2, or 3 below.
Download Windows 10 ISO File | Windows 10 Tutorials
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New #19
In that case, you can get an ISO using Option 1, 2, or 3 below.
Download Windows 10 ISO File | Windows 10 Tutorials
Thanks mate. I'm downloading it straight to a usb stick...that's okay, right?
Also will I need the product key? If so, how do I extract it?
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New #20
You wouldn't be able to just copy the ISO to a USB and be able to boot from the USB. Instead, you could use Option One below to create it directly.
Create Bootable USB Flash Drive to Install Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
A repair install will automatically activate with your current product key, but the tutorial below will show you how to find it.
Find Product Key in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
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