Upgrading to Windows 10

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I tried to change the region to USA still the same and i choose to put into iso and run the startup but they prompt me for CD key i tried using the window 8.1 keys they said not recognised
 

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I tried to change the region to USA still the same and i choose to put into iso and run the startup but they prompt me for CD key i tried using the window 8.1 keys they said not recognised

You can select "skip" to bypass this screen.
 

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I tried to change the region to USA still the same and i choose to put into iso and run the startup but they prompt me for CD key i tried using the window 8.1 keys they said not recognised

Installing different version of win 10 from current win 8.1?
 

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Windows 10 turn off quite alot of background processes.. But don't like the cortana thingy... Browser rooks worst than safari...:s13:

cortana enabled? It says not available in my region. anyway browser display webpages differently than safari?
 

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installed wins10 on my 7 mth old lenovo laptop. no hiccup.

to normal user like me, its just skin change. not actively exploring .
 

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installed wins10 on my 7 mth old lenovo laptop. no hiccup.

to normal user like me, its just skin change. not actively exploring .

free support for lifetime sounds too good to be true...:s13:
 

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i not bothered w the lifetime support or not. usually laptop desktop lasts me 4-5 yrs then i change.
 

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ok la, not like cannot turn off :s22:

It is not inspiring confidence in the users how Microsoft has decided what to include and turn on by default. Are Microsoft's default settings made in the best interest of the user?

Who knows if they have something else that we do not know of that needs to be turned off or disabled manually, which poses a security or privacy risk until discovered or exploited.

free support for lifetime sounds too good to be true...:s13:

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Hi guys.

I am using Windows 8.2 now and quite happy with it.

After seeing this thread, it seems that Windows 10 is having way too many problems. So i think i will not upgrade to Windows 10 for the next few years until all the bugs and kinks are resolved.

Cheers.
 

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Hi guys.

I am using Windows 8.2 now and quite happy with it.

After seeing this thread, it seems that Windows 10 is having way too many problems. So i think i will not upgrade to Windows 10 for the next few years until all the bugs and kinks are resolved.

Cheers.
Windows...8.2?
 

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I tried to change the region to USA still the same and i choose to put into iso and run the startup but they prompt me for CD key i tried using the window 8.1 keys they said not recognised

just skip the cd key.
 
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