Thanks OP. Thanks to all other people posting the same information but sorry i didn`t see them. Please be less aggressive it's Christmas time.... :heart_eyes:
No Best option is to install 7 and see how it goes
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Dec 16#4
£85 or so, yep
sold an old but perfectly good laptop with W10 on it for £50, beggars gave me negative feedback because it wouldn't play their new memory hungry games
learned me lesson
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Dec 16#5
not for free
you have various options to get W10, always assuming your computer can handle the requirements
assume you don't want to pay £85?
you can buy a possibly dodgy key - perfectly legally - for W7 or W8 - about £12 - then upgrade to W10 - this generates a shiny new W10 key that won't get bricked as it is Microsoft themselves who have given you the new key
you may have a friend who has upgraded to W10 but made a note of their old W7 or W8 product key - it may still be on the case - that old product key is still valid and could be used to allow you yo upgrade Vista--->W7/W8--->W10
enrol into the Microsoft Insider Program (not sure they are taking Vistas any more but that's how I got a legit copy of W10 for my Vista, long story but it worked fine)
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Dec 16#6
yep it's usually the Opium Pulses ones that go got on HUKD opiumpulses.com/sto…nal but don't buy W10, buy W7/8 & upgrade for free
1lluminati
20 Dec 16#7
The button doesn't work for me on Chrome/Windows 7 but you can use this link
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Opening post
Thanks to all other people posting the same information but sorry i didn`t see them.
Please be less aggressive it's Christmas time....
:heart_eyes:
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Best option is to install 7 and see how it goes
sold an old but perfectly good laptop with W10 on it for £50, beggars gave me negative feedback because it wouldn't play their new memory hungry games
learned me lesson
you have various options to get W10, always assuming your computer can handle the requirements
assume you don't want to pay £85?
you can buy a possibly dodgy key - perfectly legally - for W7 or W8 - about £12 - then upgrade to W10 - this generates a shiny new W10 key that won't get bricked as it is Microsoft themselves who have given you the new key
you may have a friend who has upgraded to W10 but made a note of their old W7 or W8 product key - it may still be on the case - that old product key is still valid and could be used to allow you yo upgrade Vista--->W7/W8--->W10
enrol into the Microsoft Insider Program (not sure they are taking Vistas any more but that's how I got a legit copy of W10 for my Vista, long story but it worked fine)
go.microsoft.com/fwl…783