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[2017-04-12]
Joel Breger
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I am using Windows 8.1 (neither home nor pro) and want to do an "in-place" upgrade of my OS (including perhaps 100 hours of software installs)to Windows 10 Pro. I have downloaded the Windows 10 setup files from the Windows 10 setup webpage and used the "media creation tool" to create a bootable USB drive. Prior to that, I purchased a CD key for Windows 10 Professional. When I put the Win 10 Pro flash drive into the machine and ran "setup.exe," I was NOT asked for a CD key but I was immediately informed that my machine would end up having Windows 10 Home installed and that only the essentially worthless "apps" would continue to work. I was never even asked for the CD key that I purchased and was unpleasantly surprised that the "mediacreation tool" not only failed to offer the choice of an "in-place upgrade" but also determined that I could not do that "upgrade" to the "Pro" version of Windows 10.