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1. Click/tap on the Download button below to download and run the mediacreationtool.exe file for the Windows Installation Media Creation Tool. Source: Create installation media for Windows 8.1 - Windows Help 2. If prompted by UAC, click/tap on Yes. 3.
Before you can start the process to migrate to 64 bit Windows, you need to find out if your system is 64 bit capable. If you are already running a 32 bit version of Windows 8 on you system, you can find out by doing the following: Press Windows key + X on your keyboard. Click System.
Where can I find Windows 8.1 Home 64-bit download please? I have the Product Key, but not the disk. I have tried 8.1 Pro, but there is a Product Key mismatch.
If you have an OEM Windows 8 product key and want to clean install Windows 8.1 or Windows 8.1 Update, then you would need to enter a generic key below to install unactivated with, and change the product key later on in step 22 below to activate with your OEM Windows 8 COA product key.
First, ensure you BIOS is set to boot from a DVD device, then put the Windows 8 (.1) disc in your system and press on a random key when this message appears. The instructions on the screen will help you further through the process. Hope this wiki has successfully showed you how to create a bootable Windows 8 (.1) disc. Yuri Pustjens.
If you have an OEM Windows 8 product key and want to clean install Windows 8.1 or Windows 8.1 Update, then you would need to enter a generic key below to install unactivated with, and change the product key later on in step 22 below to activate with your OEM Windows 8 COA product key.
If you have a retail Windows 8.1 product key and want to clean install Windows 8.1 or Windows 8.1 Update, then you are good. If you have an OEM Windows 8 product key and want to clean install W indows 8.1 or Windows 8.1 Update , then you would need to enter a generic key below to install unactivated with, and change the product key later on in ...
To do so follow the steps below. Right click on the “Mail” application and select “Uninstall” option. Once the “Mail” application is un-installed, press “Windows key + R”. Select “Store” option from the list. Type “Mail” without quotes in the search box. You will find “Mail” application listed in the left panel.
Microsoft has ended the old Microsoft Fix it and there is no support for using the new troubleshooter/fix for XP and Vista. End of support notification for Fix it. If you are redirected to this article when you click the Download button of a “Fix it” solution in a Microsoft Knowledge Base article, this means that the solution has been ...
Windows 8. Press Windows key + X on your keyboard. Click System. Look under System > System type: There you will see if the installed operating system is 64 bit. Once you have determined that you have a 64 bit version of Windows installed, you will need to download and create a bootable of the installation.