ATI 2015 and Windows 10?
Will ATI 2015 work on Windows 10, which I believe will be released soon? I just signed up on the MS web site to get notified when it's available- which will be free for Win 7 + Win 8.1 users- and, I believe, it will install over those without reinstalling programs/files.
One reason I look forward to Windows 10 is that I've had a huge problem installing a Win 8.1 service pack- it blew up my boot drive, which I managed to restore thanks to ATI 2015, once it dawned on my how to trigger the restore by right clicking on the chosen .tib file.
I don't care to go through that trauma again, so hopefully, installing Win 10 will get me back to a safe condition and I can forget that service pack upgrade problem.
Joe
The last I heard, is you have to have the 8.1 service pack installed before you will be able to install windows 10. It maybe changed, but you should look into that.
just my luck!
Joe
Joe
Let me clarify. The Windows 10 Free upgrade (where only the OS gets updated) requires the service packs. Here is a link to that info
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2898794/heres-how-windows-10-upgrade-pat…
Joe
Let me clarify. The Windows 10 Free upgrade (where only the OS gets updated) requires the service packs. Here is a link to that info
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2898794/heres-how-windows-10-upgrade-pat…
Joe
Let me clarify. The Windows 10 Free upgrade (where only the OS gets updated) requires the service packs. Here is a link to that info
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2898794/heres-how-windows-10-upgrade-pat…
Storageman, here's what I don't understand- how can tell if I have that service pack installed? (I think it's referred to as W8.1 S14). I bought my Dell in Nov., 2104. Does that service pack have a specific number identification in the list of installed upgrades? It came out in April, 2014. Since I got this Dell last November I've done a lot of upgrades but I don't know if they included the S14- if I knew the number to look for in the list of installed upgrades I can look for it.
And, somewhere on the computer it must say what the current OS is and its version- not sure where.
Joe
Joe
The key is the build number. You need to be at 6.3.9600 Build 9600. Hit the windows key + R. Then type in msinfo32. This list the version. If you see 9600, your good to go.
Joe
The key is the build number. You need to be at 6.3.9600 Build 9600. Hit the windows key + R. Then type in msinfo32. This list the version. If you see 9600, your good to go.
Storageman- wow, I got it! thanks!
Joe
Good to hear.