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‎02-06-2017 12:21 AM

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Product: HP t620 Flexible Thin Client
Operating System: Other

Hello Community,

 

I bought a refurbished T620 ThinClient which is running an english Windows 7 Embedded 32bit with 4GB RAM and 16GB ROM.

When I now run the hp Easy Tools installed on the ThinClient to create a USB Windows 10 IoT 64bits Image with English language, everythin works fine: the image is downloaded from the web and put on the stick.

 

But after booting the stick the setup tells me: "the system does not have license for the image os". What am I doing wrong? The BIOS is already the latest one(L40).

 

Or is there another way upgrading the operating system into Windows10? There should be an option to download (http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05105005), but that particual window has no further options. And I found no local support can give me a hand on this question.

 

Regards

  Matt

 

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SYSTEM INFO:

T620/2C WS7E/WS8 16GF/6GR/V TC SING

SPARENO.: 7839996-001

PRODUCT NO.: J0E07PS#AB4

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