Windows 10: Easy Way To Install Windows 10 Tech. Preview On My ASUS T100TA

Hi All,
I've seen some post's in here concerning user's and their desire to try out windows 10 technical preview on a variety of different device's. I'm in that same group..of course I'm using the tech. preview (build 10049) on the my main laptop in a dual boot setup with a separate partition that has windows 10 tech. preview installed on it. But I want more..I really desire to get the preview installed on my ASUS T100TA : Notebooks & Ultrabooks | ASUS Transformer Book T100TA | ASUS USA
, in addition to the 64 gb emmc drive that's built in, I also have a separate 64 gb micro sd card inserted into my T100TA. I really would like somehow to get this accomplished, I'm just trying to find a simple method of doing so.
Thanks,
David *Huh

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Bluetooth Problem

Hello everybody.

This is in fact my first post. I recently upgraded to windows 10 from windows 8.1 on my Asus Transformer T100TA. On my past os version, i had several devices that are paired to my Asus T100TA and i was happy to notice that after i upgraded it was still there.
But when i tried to transfer a file from my smartphone to my Asus T100TA, it didn't work. It said that i have to remove my device and then connect it again but at the same time this message flashed on the screen, a driver installation was immediately in progress
and im not sure but i think it was someting like an OBEX push service. This driver installion was like stuck and it didnt succeed so i just thought it didnt matter so i closed it. Now when i tried to remove my smartphone from my Asus T100TA, it failed and
now i can no longer transfer files.

NOTE: The bluetooth still turns on/off properly on my Asus T100TA.

Need some help. Thanks

Regards,

Ryann

 

Install KB3074678 in Windows 10 returns 0x80242fff

Today I installed Windows 10 on my Asus T100TA. If I Install KB3074678 it returns error 0x80242fff.
Any idea? Another update did install correctly.

 

The built-in 64GB storage should be enough if your intention is to replace the existing OS which I will not encourage you to do . Just wait for the final release and do an upgrade.
I also have T100TA. But I am leaving it alone. It's just me bedtime PC. *Smile

 

Hi badrobot,
I've not talked to a robot lately..ha ha, I'm just the type of guy that loves trying out / pushing thing's to their limits..except my wife of course.
David *chuckle

 

I understand but it's not gonna be worth all the trouble. Running an OS on micro-SD may not be the best idea. You will probably just get errors or BSODs due to slow read and write speeds IF you can even boot from it.

 

Hi badrobot,
How about trying to create a new partition on my built in emmc drive and installing the tech. preview there ?
Thanks,
David *Wink

 

If you have space why not. At least 25GB Partition for Win 10.

 

Forget the MicroSD. It would run like molasses if at all. I have a Transformer myself and run virtual systems from an external SSD. That runs pretty good due to the USB3 port.

Just get a cheap 60GB SSD and a USB3 enclosure and then install it like this.

 

I'll just wait until the final release of windows 10, hopefully by then most of the 'bugs' that we are dealing with in the tech. preview will have been fixed.
David *Wink

 

If it's officially released then you have to pay for a copy. Unless you are willing to give up your 8.1 and upgrade it to 10 for free.



What happened to " I'm just the type of guy that loves trying out / pushing thing's to their limits."?

 

Dear badrobot,
You are right, I really think I'm giving up too easy on this...the good thing is I was smart enough when I purchased my T100TA to buy the 64 GB version. I guess I had the thought in my mind that in the future I would need the additional space for SOMETHING. Now if I just had a SSD like you already mentioned, I'd be set !
Thanks,
David *Smile

 

I am just teasing you. No pressure. *Smile

 

After crashing 10049 and 10051 , more than once, I've taken a new tack on this clean install thing.

I do the most basic install. Then I make a backup copy of it.

Then I install something and make another backup, etc, etc, etc.

Finally I installed the one thing that I thought might be causing the OS to crash........ The Classic Shell.
I even re-activated Windows Mail, using the same technique I used on Windows 8.1.
I can now send and receive my GMail on Windows 10, just like as if I were still on XP, using Outlook Express.

But NO CRASH! I still have some performance tweaks, that I've not installed yet. And I may not!
Right now 10051 is running just great on this little HP Laptop made in 2010.

Laters!

*Cool