windows 10 core 32 bit iso

I would like to have this iso before the 29th of July.

Is it possible?

HS

HS wrote:
I would like to have this iso before the 29th of July.

Is it possible?

HS

No.

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msft mvp windows experience

On 19/07/2015 00:26, HS wrote:
I would like to have this iso before the 29th of July.

Is it possible?

HS

Core?

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On 2015-07-19 5:58 AM, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 19/07/2015 00:26, HS wrote:
I would like to have this iso before the 29th of July.

Is it possible?

HS

Core?


Core=Home

I have a computer with windows 8.1 core 32 bit and
a 3 windows 7 home premium 32 bit that I want to upgrade
to windows 10

I have upgraded 32 bit pro, 64 bit pro with iso without any issues.

ESD files were converted to isos.

HS

Bucky Breeder wrote:
HS posted this via
:

I would like to have this iso before the 29th of July.

Is it possible?

HS

If you joined up a while back, you can simply download it.

HTH.

If one joined the Insiders at any time...one can no longer download any
Insider build iso. MSFT has turned off that option (supposedly
temporarily) to ensure that current telemetry from Insiders is based on
using Windows Update for upgrading to Insider build 10166 and to 10240.
-i.e. Iso turned off and using Insiders to test the method that
end-users will be required to do to upgrade a qualifying o/s for free to
Windows 10.

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...winston
msft mvp windows experience

On 19 Jul 2015 14:58:34 GMT, Bucky Breeder
wrote:

But, if you
have a dial-up connection and download both the 32-bit and 64-bit ISOs
directly from Microsoft's servers, it may take until the 29th of July to
complete the downloads... or even afterwards.

I'm glad I'm not the only person to realise that this could be a
serious problem for some. The effects of it may even make the
mainstream news rather than just the technical press. Not long now to
see if I'm right...

Rod.

Roderick Stewart wrote:
On 19 Jul 2015 14:58:34 GMT, Bucky Breeder
wrote:

But, if you
have a dial-up connection and download both the 32-bit and 64-bit ISOs
directly from Microsoft's servers, it may take until the 29th of July to
complete the downloads... or even afterwards.

I'm glad I'm not the only person to realise that this could be a
serious problem for some. The effects of it may even make the
mainstream news rather than just the technical press. Not long now to
see if I'm right...

Rod.

Lol...when has the news or technical press/media every spent any amount
of time on the dial-up infrastructure.

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...winston
msft mvp windows experience

.. . .winston wrote:
Roderick Stewart wrote:
On 19 Jul 2015 14:58:34 GMT, Bucky Breeder
wrote:

But, if you
have a dial-up connection and download both the 32-bit and 64-bit ISOs
directly from Microsoft's servers, it may take until the 29th of July to
complete the downloads... or even afterwards.

I'm glad I'm not the only person to realise that this could be a
serious problem for some. The effects of it may even make the
mainstream news rather than just the technical press. Not long now to
see if I'm right...

Rod.

Lol...when has the news or technical press/media every spent any amount
of time on the dial-up infrastructure.


The dialup crowd isn't on Twitter, so they can't raise
a stink when they need to.

They only have enough bandwidth to get a weather report.

Paul

Paul posted this via :

. . .winston wrote:
Roderick Stewart wrote:
On 19 Jul 2015 14:58:34 GMT, Bucky Breeder
wrote:

But, if you
have a dial-up connection and download both the 32-bit and 64-bit ISOs
directly from Microsoft's servers, it may take until the 29th of July
to
complete the downloads... or even afterwards.

I'm glad I'm not the only person to realise that this could be a
serious problem for some. The effects of it may even make the
mainstream news rather than just the technical press. Not long now to
see if I'm right...

Rod.

Lol...when has the news or technical press/media every spent any amount
of time on the dial-up infrastructure.


The dialup crowd isn't on Twitter, so they can't raise
a stink when they need to.

They only have enough bandwidth to get a weather report.

Paul


Dialup is the future! Especially if there's a purposeful or accidental
EMP. Smoke signals and Morse code are also handy to know. Maybe Microsoft
can port Windows 10 to smoke signals for the older folks. You know, the
ones with the digtal clock on their VCR which always flashes "12:00".

HTH.

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