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In reply to the discussion: How to Upgrade for Free to Windows 10 Home or Pro [View all]mahatmakanejeeves
(57,412 posts){some editing. It's an N5050, not a 4040.}
The library has download speeds way beyond what I can muster at home. Even so, after a little more than an hour, I'm only up to 46% -- make that 47% -- on my progress.
The computer is a Dell Inspiron N5050. I didn't check the hardware to see if it had what it took, but so far, so good.
I have another laptop at home with Vista installed. I suspect that's too old for Windows 10. I can't recall what make and model it is, or its vintage.
I must have read about the prospect of the free upgrade somewhere else. The demise of support for Windows 7 has spurred more than a few people to get their act in gear. I haven't viewed he video. I am using the instructions given at c|net. They show up at the top in Google.
Microsoft's free Windows 10 upgrade offer still works for many Windows 7 and 8 users.
Alison DeNisco Rayome
December 17, 2019 9:10 AM PST
I talked to IT at work yesterday about upgrading for free. One of he fellows there shook his head and said that campaign was over. I said I had seen the article on c|net and that I would be giving it a try this weekend.
50% now.
Really, thank you again.