Monday, November 16, 2015

Upgrade win 7 to Win 8

Start by opening the WindowsSetupBox.exe you downloaded. Or, if you have a USB Flash drive or DVD Windows 8.1 installer, you'll want to launch setup.exe in the root of that drive.
 1. Select "Download and install updates" then click Next if you are installing from a DVD or USB drive. If you're installing from a download, you won't be offered this option.
 Download and install updates
2. Enter your product key and click Next.

Enter product key
3. Click Next to begin the download, if you are not installing from a USB or DVD. If you are installing from an external disk, you will not be prompted to download or decide whether to install now or not.

Click next to download
When finished downloading, select Install Now and click Next. You won't have this option if installing off a DVD or Flash drive.
Install now
4. Agree to the license terms.

Agree to the license terms
5. Select "Keep personal files only" and click Next. This will allow Windows 8.1 to retain your data files from the Desktop and from your Documents, Music, Pictures and Videos libraries.

Keep personal files only
6. Click Install.

Click install
Windows will take several minutes to install and may reboot a couple of times.
7. Select a background color for your Start Screen and click Next.
 Select background color
8. Click Use Express Settings for the fastest way to get started. 
 Click Use Express Settings
9. Enter your Microsoft username and password then click Next.If you don't have a Microsoft account, you can set one up on that page by clicking "Create a new account."
sign in to your Microsoft account
10. Click Next to allow Windows to send a confirmation code to your phone via SMS.
 Click Next
 11. Enter the security code you recevied via SMS and click Next.
Enter security code
 12. Click Next on the screen that says "SkyDrive is your cloud storage."
Click Next
The installer will then make you wait a few minutes while it installs all the preloaded apps and finishes configuring Windows.
Installing apps as part of Windows 8.1
After a few minutes, you'll see the Start Screen and be ready to go.
- See more at: http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/update-windows7-to-windows-81#sthash.Iou174f6.dpuf

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