- #MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 8 DOWNLOAD INSTALL#
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- #MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 8 DOWNLOAD UPGRADE#
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#MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 8 DOWNLOAD DRIVER#
Graphics Card: GeForce 9500GT 512MB driver version 341.92 Motherboard: Fujitsu Siemens ASUS P5GD1-FM/S AMI BIOS 1005.1001 System Manufacturer/Model Number: Fujitsu Siemens Scaleo P AMI BIOS 1005.1001 ĬPU: Intel socket 775 Pentium 4 540 HT 3200 Prescott
#MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 8 DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
In the general tab select disk cleanup, wait for it to calculate, then click clean up system files, wait again then while it finds all the update files - hopefully it will remove the folder then, and select OK to delete it. Right click the drive, select properties from the bottom of the list. If not, you can probably delete it by doing a disk cleanup. If $windows.~WS is like $windows.~BT, you cannot delete it by normal means, but try first anyway. The Windows folder containing the install.wim seems to be identical with the contents of the final windows.iso. It does not get deleted after the Iso is made and contains about 6GB of files because it contains both sources\Installx86.esd and a nested sources\Windows\sources\Install.wim windows images. You can unhide files in view, folder options, view, in file explorer. It is created on the drive(usually c:\) where your current windows folder is, in a hidden folder called c:\$Windows.~WS, before the final Windows.iso was created in a folder of your choosing. This is what MS has always said, but I had to bang my head against the wall
#MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 8 DOWNLOAD INSTALL#
You can if, you choose, do a clean install after that Once that is done, your device is 'known' to the activation servers. Windows will complete processing of the existing key (without you having to enter a key). If it asks, press the skip link or do this later link. Sooooo, MS has this fairly well figured out - you have to upgrade, the activation process if automatic, you do NOT have to enter a key. I got two different errors, one said the key was blocked, the other said click the button and see if there's a valid key or purchase a new license - but when I did that, there was NOT a valid key, I've tried almost everything I can think of to do it another way, but it looks as though MS sees Win10 and a key being entered and rejects all manually entered keys.
#MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 8 DOWNLOAD UPGRADE#
The only way Win10 will activate is if you do the upgrade (install from within windows). Instead, open the location (disc or flash drive) in File Explorer and double click setup from within Win7 or Win8. Go ahead and put the ISO to external media (disc or flash drive).ĭO NOT boot to the media you just created.
That way, you can put it on another drive and run the upgrade from it.Īfter downloading, the Media Creation tool presents burn to disc or flash drive. If you decide to try again, that option asks you where you want to save the ISO. I downloaded the ISO which is about 3.2 GB. Regardless of where the data is stored, you need it to do the upgrade. Some other member that has done this process will be of more help finding the data. I'm not certain where the tool puts the data, but it's probably in a Temp folder (your's, Window's, Component Based Servicing's, Distribution downloads) or in a hidden $BT folder on C:\ - I really don't know. So recently Windows 10 came out and I manually downloaded the Media Creation tool and started upgrading my PC BUT I had to turn it off and all of the data that it downloaded has taken up my small amount of space in my SSD (I only have 16 GB left) can someone please tell me where does this tool store all of it's data so I could delete it.It sounds as though you selected the Upgrade This PC option.
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