[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Build 10240

Yup don't worry cause nothing will happen with the key even after 30 days it's still valid

 

Yes until next build

 

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from your earlier post you said:

Code:

Suppose I need to go back to Windows 8 or Windows 7?
 You will either need to have recovery media or request recovery media from the manufacturer of your computer or try rolling back within the first 30 days of upgrading.

of course I have recovery media hehe
I create recovery media with Lenovo One Key Recovery, so if I have recovery media I can go back right?
I miss that statement, thanks for your help

Thanks for your answer, my worries vanished in a flash

 

This happens only if "Open explorer windows in separate processes" is enabled. I reported the issue 6 months ago as Insider and they still did not fix it... I used 10130 as my first insider build and the bug was already there. Check for yourself

 

Same issue here. It happens when I open the control panel

 

so if change GPU which i want make one small upgrade i will lost my activation haha fack it i go enterprise with kmspico and all done!!!

 

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But what about the last part of the post?

 

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That`s not true we check with M$ its only the earlier version of surface 2 that came with Windows 8.1 RT as my neighbour came round to me & we gave the serial no: on the back of the machine & M$ confirm it receives the upgrade

How Can I check to see which version of windows is running on it
is it the command "winver"

 

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That will show OS Run in Admin Cmd prompt

 

Cuteee, I posted link for pdf for win 10 a couple pages back

 

Surface RT is receiving windows 8.1 update 3 in September

 

The version shows 6.3(build 9600) Says nothing about R.T Version
So Able To Receive The Upgrade
Is That Correct

 

Yes then you can upgrade

 

so what everytime i change something of my hardware need make upgrade and clean installation..

 

No, I don't think so, maybe something like motherboard,

Slave77 said, and he's a big dog around hare:
Just wanted to share this here:
Someone asked M$ about re-activation after hardware-changes:
Microsoft 10 will not permit re-installation if any hardware changes
... but @Computer Alliance contacted M$ about it:

We have had an update on this situation from Microsoft. The above story is not true. Your OS is tied to your motherboard but even if you replace the motherboard you will just need to go through the activation process again. You will not need to purchase a retail copy if you plan on changing system parts! Good news folks

 

Cumulative Update for Windows 10 for x64-based Systems (KB3081424).