Update From Windows 7 & 8 to Windows 10 for Free 1.1
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Windows 7 to Windows 10 Silent Upgrade PowerShell Script is a free PowerShell script that should allow anyone to upgrade Windows 7 to Windows 10 for free silently.
By upgrading, you're taking advantage of a loophole that could be closed at any time. You might want to become familiar with a couple of possibilities should the free upgrade end:
Will Windows 10 Receive Windows Updates if It's Not Activated? Hint - Yes, but without being able to personalize.
Do Cheap Windows 10 Keys Really Work? Hint - Most of the time.
After numerous tests, we've discovered that you must meet the following three requirements:
Windows 7 must be SP1 or newer. We recommend you get all available updates
Make a backup of your Windows 7 installation
You must be running a valid, activated copy of Windows 7
There are two methods. If the first method fails, try the second - it's just as simple. The third method will not silently install Windows 10 but if all else fails, that will get you upgraded.
1: Automatically Silent Upgrade to Windows 10
Open PowerShell and type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Close PowerShell.
Download Windows 7 to Windows 10 Silent Upgrade PowerShell Script.zip and extract (7-10 Silent.PS1).
Right-click on 7-10 Silent.PS1 and follow a couple of prompts.
Everything should work now, and you can walk away. If you're not sure, press CTRL+ALT+DEL and verify that Windows10UpgraderApp.exe is running.
Finally, press the Windows Key + X and click on Windows PowerShell (Admin) after Windows 10 installs.
Type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted
Enjoy Windows 10.
2: Manually Silent Upgrade to Windows 10
If you'd prefer not to download and run a PowerShell script, you can accomplish the same thing by downloading Windows10Upgrade9252.exe.
Save the file where you can easily find it.
Open PowerShell and type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Close PowerShell.
Press the Windows Key + R and type in:
C:\Windows10Upgrade9252.exe /quietinstall /skipeula /auto upgrade /copylogs C:\
Replace C:\Windows10Upgrade9252.exe with the path to where you saved the executable.
Finally, press the Windows Key + X and click on Windows PowerShell (Admin) after Windows 10 installs.
Type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted
3: Both Methods Failed
Check for a C:\Windows10Upgrade folder. If you have that, try and run Windows10UpgraderApp.
If everything else has failed, it might be time to use the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool.
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By upgrading, you're taking advantage of a loophole that could be closed at any time. You might want to become familiar with a couple of possibilities should the free upgrade end:
After numerous tests, we've discovered that you must meet the following three requirements:
There are two methods. If the first method fails, try the second - it's just as simple. The third method will not silently install Windows 10 but if all else fails, that will get you upgraded.
1: Automatically Silent Upgrade to Windows 10
Open PowerShell and type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Close PowerShell.
Download Windows 7 to Windows 10 Silent Upgrade PowerShell Script.zip and extract (7-10 Silent.PS1).
Right-click on 7-10 Silent.PS1 and follow a couple of prompts.
Everything should work now, and you can walk away. If you're not sure, press CTRL+ALT+DEL and verify that Windows10UpgraderApp.exe is running.
Finally, press the Windows Key + X and click on Windows PowerShell (Admin) after Windows 10 installs.
Type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted
Enjoy Windows 10.
2: Manually Silent Upgrade to Windows 10
If you'd prefer not to download and run a PowerShell script, you can accomplish the same thing by downloading Windows10Upgrade9252.exe.
Save the file where you can easily find it.
Open PowerShell and type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Close PowerShell.
Press the Windows Key + R and type in:
C:\Windows10Upgrade9252.exe /quietinstall /skipeula /auto upgrade /copylogs C:\
Replace C:\Windows10Upgrade9252.exe with the path to where you saved the executable.
Finally, press the Windows Key + X and click on Windows PowerShell (Admin) after Windows 10 installs.
Type in Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted
3: Both Methods Failed
Check for a C:\Windows10Upgrade folder. If you have that, try and run Windows10UpgraderApp.
If everything else has failed, it might be time to use the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool.
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