You could : 1. Buy a pro licence or : 2. Install a windows 10 pro version and activate with a KMS tool or : 3. Install Windows 8.1 pro, activate it with a KMS tool and upgrade to Windows 10 Pro TH2 (aka 1511) to get a HWID.
Yes. Assistive Technologies is not a Windows version. Assistive Technologies are adapted devices for people with disabilities. Special keyboards, mouse controllers etc.
It's not a windows edition, it's an upgrade tool for people who need assistive technology, it's not needed, normal iso upgrade works just fine.
Although it installs the same Windows, for people who needs assistive technology and for people who doesn't. Aaaaand it's still valid too: "We have not announced an end date of the upgrade offer for customers using assistive technology. We will make a public announcement prior to ending the offer." Choose your path, both lead you to a free Windows upgrade.
All upgrades from 7 SP1 > 10 (home/pro) still work for getting a free HWID (15063 ISO/MCT+Upgrade Assistent+Assistive Upgrade Tool, when updated), only from 8.1 KMS > 10 you need to use 10586 iso to get a free HWID.
What a shame. Does that mean that the only way I can upgrade to Windows Enterprise is to use a key? I don't have one... I did a clean install of Windows 10 Enterprise x64 in Hyper-V and I can't use Adblock Plus in Edge. I installed but it is grey in Apps and Features. I removed Windows Media Player in Windows Features through Control Panel and it is still appearing in Apps and Features. I removed Internet Explorer 11 in Apps and Features and I can still run it manually if I execute iexplore.exe in Program Files and Program Files (x86). Also, how can I uninstall the site apps in Apps and Features?