Sure, I can assist with that. Please let me know what specific updates or changes you need for Windows 10.
Sure, I can assist with that. Please let me know what specific updates or changes you need for Windows 10.
Hello, I understand you're having trouble with your Windows 10 Pro 10240 setup. Based on what you shared, it seems the version ID was unclear to the builder, and after updating to 1909 everything worked fine. However, now you're stuck without internet and troubleshooting doesn't help. You mentioned your specs: 28GB DDR3, 1600MHz RAM, Intel Core i5 4670, ASUS ROG Strix RX570, ASRock Fatalty B85 Killer. Let me know if you need advice on resolving the connectivity issue or optimizing performance.
I would begin by enhancing the drivers on all your gadgets. After that, carry out the Windows 10 upgrade. The quickest method is to fetch the ISO file, place it there, and run the upgrade command from the CMD window using automated options. Launch a CMD prompt with admin rights (you can locate it via the Start menu, right-click, and select Run as Administrator). Execute these steps: CD /D D:\ SETUP /Auto Upgrade /showoobe none /dynamicupdate enable This sequence launches the upgrade automatically, allowing you to leave while it runs.
An alternative approach involves installing new drivers during the upgrade. Set up a folder called "Drivers" on the C drive. Gather every driver for your system, then organize them into subfolders like C:\Drivers\GFX and C:\Drivers\Chipset.... Once organized, mount the ISO and run setup.exe as shown. This will instruct Windows to search the C:\Drivers directory for compatible drivers and add them to its driver library. When the machine restarts, it will detect hardware and apply the found drivers automatically.
The above options explain what each switch does: /Auto Upgrade keeps your current files intact while updating; /ShowOOBE None hides the standard setup experience; /DynamicUpdate connects to Windows Update for latest patches; /InstallDrivers specifies a path for driver search and installation. You can view more details here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...ne-options
Here’s a revised version of your plan:
1. Clean everything with cleaner
2. Install Windows 10
3. If LAN isn’t working properly, install the driver
4. Use DDU to manage devices
5. Run cleaner again for a fresh clean
6. Install the newest GPU driver (if needed)
7. If LAN remains an issue, consider using a DVD installation
8. If the GPU still doesn’t work, download it from the DVD
9. Everything should be complete around 12:00 UTC+8
What are your thoughts on this?
Ensure your wireless card is updated to the latest version and proceed with the in-place Windows 10 upgrade. A clean install isn't necessary unless you specifically wish to do so. My system functions well, having used the same OS for six years without issues. It has undergone two GPU upgrades and several Windows updates.
No requirement for a clean install; just update the LAN driver, apply the Windows 10 update, set up the Wi-Fi adapter, and install the newest GPU driver (excluding BIOS since it’s tricky). Everything functions well now. Tomorrow at 1am UTC+8 I’ll refresh all apps from the Microsfot store, and any other updates will follow. Thanks for your assistance!
You can obtain the Win10 ISO from Microsoft's site and reload the system as suggested. Microsoft advises that your computer's configuration might be outdated; consider upgrading for better performance.