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12-19-2018 11:04 PM
Hi,
I recently bought envy 360X with windows 10 home installed on it from HP. I want to upgrade it to windows 10 pro/windows enterprise.
Some body please guide me.
Zulfi.
12-20-2018 01:15 AM - edited 12-20-2018 01:16 AM
If you already have a license key for Pro it is as simple as changing your current key. If you don't have a license yet it is a few more steps. Either way is pretty simple-no reinstalling Windows.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12384/windows-10-upgrading-home-to-pro
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12-20-2018 08:10 AM
Last time I checked, Win10 Enterprise was only LEGALLY available through commercial channels -- companies that have volume licenses and make those available to their employees.
Enterprise uses an entirely different licensing vehicle than do Home and Pro; so, I don't believe an Upgrade is possible.
To have Enterprise on it, I believe you would require your company IT department to do a clean install with their licensed product manager.
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12-21-2018 12:41 AM
I have never tried that process but the article is by Ed Bott who is a long time tech writer.
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12-21-2018 08:47 AM
The article has a majr "catch"!
You must have a GENUINE old Windows Pro product key lying around -- and most folks don't have those because if they had Win7 or Win8x "pro" PCs, they used up those product keys upgrading to Win10.
So, the article is misleading -- as it implies you're getting something special for free, when in fact, this is only leveraging the Free Win10 Upgrade process that MS has been running for over two years now.
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