Hi everybody , so I got this upgrade via windows update but it's taking too long , it's stuck at 33 percent , so my question is can I download it using Windows media creation tool & do a clean install through usb? I read that Microsoft pulled out it's new update via media creation tool & was only able through windows update but yesterday I saw a blog saying it's available media creation tool so I want to confirm it that it is available or not using that tool?
Hi there, Reads. Welcome to the forum.Hi everybody , so I got this upgrade via windows update but it's taking too long , it's stuck at 33 percent , so my question is can I download it using Windows media creation tool & do a clean install through usb? I read that Microsoft pulled out it's new update via media creation tool & was only able through windows update but yesterday I saw a blog saying it's available media creation tool so I want to confirm it that it is available or not using that tool?
What are you upgrading from? If from 10240. yes it's available via MCT. They pulled it foe a while, but it is up again.
Thanks for the quicky reply & I am upgrading from Windows 10 x64 proHi there, Reads. Welcome to the forum.
What are you upgrading from?
You're welcome. Did you see my revision to my post?Thanks for the quicky reply & I am upgrading from Windows 10 x64 pro
I just did now & I am glad to hear that , can't wait to confirm it myselfYou're welcome. Did you see my revision to my post?
Ok, good. Many great fixes to this build. Good luck.I just did now & I am glad to hear that , can't wait to confirm it myself
Good news is that the update went further from 33 percent & it got finally finished & complete , I did not need to use that tool although a clean install is always betterOk, good. Many great fixes to this build. Good luck.
That's good news! I did an In-place upgrade as to save everything. Clean installs take too much time IMO. Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade - Windows 10 blogGood news is that the update went further from 33 percent & it got finally finished & complete , I did not need to use that tool although a clean install is always better
System Protection/Restore are turned off by default. You may want to turn that on and make a Restore Point right away. System Protection - Turn On or Off for Drives in Windows 10 - Windows 10 blog
Of course there's also mirroring for backing up.
