My windows 10 has an activation expiration date, what to do?

Well I don't not want to be able to get the upgrade again...I definitely want it. I wanna know how to just upgrade through that get win 10 thing, and have it activate succesfully.

MJD said:

Well I don't not want to be able to get the upgrade again...I definitely want it, and I'm registered on the seven forums too. I wanna know how to just upgrade through that get win 10 thing, and have it activate succesfully.

Do you or don't you want upgrade ? I know frustrated you because of the activation issues, should of tried other alternatives here before the rollback. Wonder if have any issues second time around, knowing might be a 30 days rule on rollback too.

I want the upgrade. I just want the peace of mind though of knowing that Windows is permanently activated just like my windows 7 is. So like how do I make it so that I can upgrade through the upgrade thing, and like when I do, will MS like actually activate it, or what?

MJD said:

I want the upgrade. I just want the peace of mind though of knowing that Windows is permanently activated just like my windows 7 is. So like how do I make it so that I can upgrade through the upgrade thing, and like when I do, will MS like actually activate it, or what?

Just thought i might of heard here about having 30 days to go back to old OS, although if done on 29th of July might be o.k..
Just not sure what would be your best way to do it, through the files that will eventually download to your PC or media creation tool. With me my files downloaded, then told me it was ready and i rescheduled and made a disc first through the downloaded files, as it is good to have a disc for clean install afterwards and even repair disc. Some have difficulties with the Media Creation tools way.

Many tutorials here

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2267-windows-10-upgrade-installation.html


https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/6...s-7-8-1-a.html

But will it be activated this time around? Will the 2nd time I use it be the charm? That's what I want to know. That is the tool that I used from the beginning to upgrade from Windows 7.

What I did the first time was I just ran the tool, I didn't burn any media to a disc or whatever, I just let it do it's thing.

So then I would just download the ISO file for Windows 10 Home in my case, mount it, and then run the setup? I also have Windows 7 SP1

Would it be ok to obtain it from here? https://kat.cr/microsoft-windows-10-...t11021685.html