Windows 10: Domain users?

Our company has about 40 Laptops that all have windows 7 on them. Since they are all connected to our domain the GWX app will not appear on any. Would running the upgrade from a WIN 10 DVD activate properly?

:)

 

domain

what does domain mean.

i see this on my screen saying sign in .

this started after i installed windows 10.

i want your help.

 

Windows Update stuck at "Your upgrade to Windows 10 is ready."

This is my issue, as well.

I cannot upgrade to a newer system because my apartment office is not well air conditioned. Getting a laptop that is any faster than this one (Dual core Intel processer Core2 Duo T5450 @ 1.66GHz/1.67GHz with 4 GB) is throwing money
away, as faster processors with smaller microchips overheat quicker and fry their chipset. I have run out of options for business computing as a graphic designer at home. This is it, and everything else (5 other laptops) have died because the office is too
damn hot.

I am also extremely happy with my authenticated 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate operating system and its capabilities on this Toshiba Satellite. I do not like or want Windows 10 (ever, no matter how much Microsoft thinks they can fix it).

My free Windows 10 never happened. I think I tried it, but it just didn't take. As I said, I have been through a lot of laptops, 3 in the past year since upgrading other PCs in the house to the free Windows 7 Home version. Wasn't happy with it, anyway.


The only option I have is to restart, I cannot select my Windows Updates or anything. Upon restarting nothing happens, but I do get the message that Updates Are Available and upon clicking it Windows Update appears and shows me that my upgrade to Windows
10 is ready.

Now that the malicious WannaCry ransomware encryption is an issue, I am not getting my regular Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit) security patches because this crappy Windows 10 Upgrade that doesn't even work is taking over Windows Update.

To put it mildly, I feel a class action suit coming on. Microsoft has left me completely vulnerable by enforcing a Windows 10 update on me that I never wanted, failing the install and now I can't update Windows 7 (and I grabbed the 'Ultimate' 64-bit version).

Obviously, I am not the only one with this issue.

HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/WindowsUpdate/OSUpdate

...means nothing to me.

I am guessing HKLM = HKey Local Machine?

OK, I Exported it as a backup in case it's wrong, then deleted it.

I cannot find KB3035583 when viewing installed updates.

After the reboot...



This
is what I see after each and every reboot, now.

As you can see, I desperately need this laptop upgraded so that I am secure and patched and WannaCry/WannaCrypt is no threat, but Windows refuses to update even still, though now it is not requiring a Windows 10 update, it won't update, period.

 

It should, but I haven't done it. Give it a try and report back!

 

Actually just found a show stopper for our migration. The Cisco VPN client which we need for many of our clients is not supported in Windows 10. I see some possible work arounds but this is a major issue for us.

 

You just need the most recent client. The same issue existed with Windows 8. Another way is to use the troubleshooter. Go into the program files folder at C:\Program Files (x86)\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, look for vpnui.exe, right click on it and choose troubleshoot compatibility, and follow the prompts. Then reboot.

 

Cisco Anyconnect is not the issue. It is their legacy VPN client which many of our customers use.
Thanks...

 

I would be highly surprised if any legacy VPN clients were still supported by any modern OS, because they most likely are SSL based (rather than TLS). SSL 3 and earlier are basically deprecated on all modern OS's because they are highly insecure.

 

I don't disagree. But we need to be able to provide support to our customers. We don't control their decisions.

 

Nor do you control Microsoft's. SSL 3 is universally being deprecated, you are not alone if you forgo this.