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Updating Windows 10? Need assistance?

Updating Windows 10? Need assistance?

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Fireknight192
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06-08-2016, 09:21 AM
#1
Hey, I understand your situation. After reformatting and installing Windows 10 via UEFI, you're stuck with the older version due to internet issues. You found an Anniversary Update via Media Creation Tool. Updating with that update might switch your system from UEFI back to Legacy. It seems it can change the boot type. Let me know if you want more details! Thanks.
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Fireknight192
06-08-2016, 09:21 AM #1

Hey, I understand your situation. After reformatting and installing Windows 10 via UEFI, you're stuck with the older version due to internet issues. You found an Anniversary Update via Media Creation Tool. Updating with that update might switch your system from UEFI back to Legacy. It seems it can change the boot type. Let me know if you want more details! Thanks.

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Kaldeo
Member
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06-09-2016, 11:13 AM
#2
It shouldn't be this way, but why are you focusing on the creator's update?
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Kaldeo
06-09-2016, 11:13 AM #2

It shouldn't be this way, but why are you focusing on the creator's update?

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Chiefly
Member
66
06-14-2016, 11:38 AM
#3
My friend suggested that updates will address issues and add new functionalities for Windows 10. I also see that during GPU driver installation, I encountered a message stating it's not compatible with the current Windows version.
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Chiefly
06-14-2016, 11:38 AM #3

My friend suggested that updates will address issues and add new functionalities for Windows 10. I also see that during GPU driver installation, I encountered a message stating it's not compatible with the current Windows version.

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stockchief7
Member
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06-20-2016, 06:56 AM
#4
Windows won't alter your UEFI configurations. When configured in UEFI mode, your main storage device must be formatted as GPT. It can only boot from drives formatted in that way. Legacy systems are limited to MBR support. If the system changes to UEFI, it will stop booting past the initial text or motherboard logo. With a newer Windows 10 installation, you can upgrade to the latest version using the Media Creation Tool. For instance, if you possess Windows 10 Creators Updates on a USB created via the tool and have the original Windows 10 release, you can proceed with the upgrade. Generally, Windows Update will handle this automatically by fetching the newest Windows 10 build and applying the update process similar to upgrading from an older version. Before beginning, it's wise to verify that your security software is up to date—ideally, uninstall any existing versions and reinstall them after the update to prevent false alarms from blocking the setup. Ensure all drivers are current, covering networking, chipset, SATA controllers (unless using a custom solution), and peripheral devices.
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stockchief7
06-20-2016, 06:56 AM #4

Windows won't alter your UEFI configurations. When configured in UEFI mode, your main storage device must be formatted as GPT. It can only boot from drives formatted in that way. Legacy systems are limited to MBR support. If the system changes to UEFI, it will stop booting past the initial text or motherboard logo. With a newer Windows 10 installation, you can upgrade to the latest version using the Media Creation Tool. For instance, if you possess Windows 10 Creators Updates on a USB created via the tool and have the original Windows 10 release, you can proceed with the upgrade. Generally, Windows Update will handle this automatically by fetching the newest Windows 10 build and applying the update process similar to upgrading from an older version. Before beginning, it's wise to verify that your security software is up to date—ideally, uninstall any existing versions and reinstall them after the update to prevent false alarms from blocking the setup. Ensure all drivers are current, covering networking, chipset, SATA controllers (unless using a custom solution), and peripheral devices.

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KeatonR
Junior Member
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06-21-2016, 03:44 PM
#5
Yes, using an updated Windows 10 installer from a USB flash drive works just like downloading the updates directly from the Windows Update service.
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KeatonR
06-21-2016, 03:44 PM #5

Yes, using an updated Windows 10 installer from a USB flash drive works just like downloading the updates directly from the Windows Update service.

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Crimson_Ender
Member
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06-23-2016, 08:41 AM
#6
Absolutely identical to the version via Windows Update.
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Crimson_Ender
06-23-2016, 08:41 AM #6

Absolutely identical to the version via Windows Update.