Sign up for Windows 10 upgrade without applying it again?

Hello world

I have a problem where I just built a new computer; However, some parts are a bit Pluss to enjoy a very powerful hardware, which is now on sale for a few cents on the dollar. My plan was always to run it as a workstation running as a dual boot of Windows 10 Pro combined with Ubuntu.

The problem is that, at least currently, 10 Windows doesn't seem to work on this computer. I ruled out problems with the hardware by performing various tests of memory and heavy benchmarks of CPU/GPU and other parts. In addition, Windows 7 Pro and Linux are completely solid and stable on my machine. It's only 10 in Windows that has a problem. I'm stuck in a situation where even if I own a copy of Windows 7 Pro and WANT to upgrade to Windows 10, I can not actually complete the process.

It is the question of the title play. Is there a way to get the Windows 10 now upgrade without the application/install, so that I can improve in the future when I hope some driver issue causing failure gets sorted?

Just in case a person pick up trying to solve my problem of upgrade, I should probably know you what I got. Otherwise, it is unnecessary to read below this line.

This isn't a case of non-compliant to the minimum requirements. The uses of machines Dual Xeon E5 - 2670 s. So he has 16 cores / 32 threads clocked at 2.6 GHz to 3.3 GHz after turbo, 16 GB RAM, GPU GTX 1070 and a ton of space extra drive since the new SSD that contains the operating system is almost completely empty. This is probably in the ballpark of 50 times as a powerful calculating some of the lowest Atom based 2-in-1 pills I have Windows 10 running with no problems.

I could install Windows Pro 10 separately, on the clean machine it installing directly from a USB key. Fortunately, I decided to test it out first and was not actually paid to activate it again. 10 Windows systematically planted within approximately 20 minutes to reach the office. Sometimes he would break within seconds or boot even not completely. No combination of drivers that I could install doesn't seem to make much of one difference other than upgrading the motherboard Intel Chipset fichier.inf that actually of much worse things. I tried to reinstall Windows 10, change all the options in the BIOS I could think, removing every extra piece of hardware and even disable the on-board motherboard RAID cards just so that I wouldn't have to install the drivers for them. Windows 10 crashes still in safe mode. The only consistent errors in the event viewer for each accident spoke of Windows not be shut down properly.

Windows 7 Pro worked perfectly the first time. I thought that maybe an upgrade of Windows 7 could get a little better since it began with the basic drivers might be different. However, my guess is that the upgrade process should run on a basis of different software that the clean install because the upgrade always results in a random crash (different locations each time) which means of course that do the upgrade is impossible.

If anyone has any ideas on the upgrade that I have not tried, I'm all ears. However, I think I hit all the low-lying fruit, so I just want to know if there is a way to register for the upgrade so that I can try it again a year or two from now when maybe they will have addressed the issue.

I think whats causing the upgrade to fail is the complexity of the installation itself.

Unfortunately, Windows 10 must be installed and enabled to take advantage of the free upgrade.

There is one way, you might be eligible for it.

Install and activate Windows 10 using your Windows 7 Professional product key.

Once you've got the right digital, your system can install Windows new 10 at any time in the future and automatically reactivates.

Consider the following text:

also:

How to install and activate Windows 10 using your Windows 7 or Windows 8 product key

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See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2660811

= Other reasons and possible corrections.

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