I did not come to the test. I’ve read on the web, if there is a problem, you can turn off the boot again. After 3 times comes the Automatic repair function. Since I wanted to reset the device, I could do it from there. I had windows back.
For future reference, switching off any computer by holding the power button can, in extreme cases, damage the flash based memories(BIOS, eMMC, SSD etc.) and/or render sectors on traditional magnetic HDDs unusable. It isn’t something you should do if there’s another choice.
For future reference, switching off any computer by holding the power button can, in extreme cases, damage the flash based memories(BIOS, eMMC, SSD etc.) and/or render sectors on traditional magnetic HDDs unusable. It isn’t something you should do if there’s another choice.
Yesterday I upgraded successfully my new 64gb dual boot Vi10 pro without any issues.
I tried the in-place upgrade.
The Get Windows 10 app didn’t work, so i used the media creation tool
selecting Download Tool Now
After tool installation choose “Upgrade my PC now”,no need to create a bootable usb or disk ,and let it to do the job.
You can even choose to keep your apps and data from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10.
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