Cannot upgrade Windows 7 Pro 64bit to Windows 10 on Dell Vostro 3460 (dual boot with Kubuntu) UPDATE: This question is not answered by the suggested question in the duplicated tag. The problem was not other that GRUB. Windows 10 installation seems to have problems with grub being the boot loader. Windows 10 Version 1709 installation media works for all Windows 7 OEM Licenses, Windows 8 OEM Licenses, Windows 8.1 OEM Licenses as well as Windows 10 OEM Licenses. Clean Install – Dell Skylake.iso (Media Refresh January 2016); Clean Install – Microsoft (Media Refresh December 2010). ImageAssist: How to download your Dell OEM Windows ISO. NOTE Prerequisite: A valid service tag with entitlement to the preferred Windows OS.e.g If looking for Windows 10, then the service tag must show sold with Windows 10. Input valid Service Tag & Verification Code then click Submit. Click the link to Download the recovery image.

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Hello,I'ven't found an answer to this question yet.I have a professionnal computer with an allmighty annoying Windows 8.1 installed with a Dell OEM licence.My company only use OEM licence on the computer fleet. They do not have a group license for all the computers.I'd like to know if the Windows 10 upgrade process respect the licensing in this particular case.Can I upgrade my computers to Windows 10 if my professional computer has a OEM Windows 8.1 licence and not a gorup licence.Thank you in advance for your answers, if possible please document and argument your point of view.Regard.

Hi,Welcome to Microsoft Community and thank you for posting. We appreciate your interest in Windows 10.I would like to inform that, the only requirements for the free Windows 10 Upgrade are that your device is compatible, and you’re running genuine Windows 7 or Windows 8/8.1.1Windows 10 is designed to run on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs.

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That means your device is likely compatible and will run Windows 10. Not every device will run every feature of Windows 10.

To learn more, visit the Windows 10 Specifications page.If you have qualified requirements than you can upgrade to Windows 10For more information about upgrade to Windows 10 refer to the below link:Hope it helps. Feel free to contact us for any further assistance on Windows Operating System, we will be happy to help you.

To directly answer your question, yes, if you buy an OEM version of the same edition of Windows 7 (you cannot move from Home to Pro or vice versa) then you will be able to re-install Windows. Dell are pretty good at offering all the drivers for their laptops on their website too.However, you don't have to buy an OEM version of Windows 7 from Dell.If you can get hold of the retail version of the same edition of Windows 7 (and there are multiple ways to do this) then you can edit a file on the disk to turn it into an OEM version - which will then happily install and register using the product key attached to your laptop.Full instructions to do this can be found at.