Windows 10: How to install Windows 10 on a Win8 Bing Edition 16gb flash tablet

Hello,I have a 2nd tablet I wanted to upgrade to Windows 10, it was a really cheap one for 70Euros it is a Odys Wintab 8 with Windows 8.1 Bind Edition and it just has a 16gb flash storage.The problem is, that I just have about 2GB of free storage on c: and even after resetting Windows 8.1 to default there is just about 3gb of storage left. Mostly because of the 16gb-4gb recovery-Windows-(rest) results in a 4gb storage after a clean Windows 8.1 installation.I read somewhere, that Windows 10 recognizes those tablets and installs itself as a compressed install, but I guess you need to do this under specific circumstances.How do I get a Windows 10 now on this device? Normal upgrade wouldnt work because of the space issue, I wouldnt even be able to download it.

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Install Windows 10 to 16 GB 7" Tablet

Hello to everyone. I had a question and please read question carefully and answer .

I had a 16gb tablet and runs windows 8.1 with bing

I want to upgrade my tablet to windows 10 and I had launched the windows 10 upgrade app tool, and downloaded the windows 10.... I have 4gb free space (3gb is updates) .... after download, that says "create boot drive" or same something. Then the memory is
run out and the tool says that had a problem...... please how to install the upgrade?

 

Clean Install Windows 10 Phone on a Windows 8 Tablet

Hi,

Is it possible, via ISO file or some other means to install Windows 10 Phone on a tablet?

The tablet in question shipped with Windows 8.1 Bing edition, was upgraded to Windows 10 Home and the performance dropped to the point of unusability.

I've seen articles around the web about Windows 10 Phone Bing ideal for tablets, but nothing conclusive.

Any assistance would be appreciated. Have a great day!

Cheer,

Silas

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can you fit a bigger SD card for additional storage?
you might be able to move some of win8.1's apps onto it?

 

No... you dont understand. There are no apps installed. A clean, blank, with no apps, Win 8.1 results in already just ~3gb of space... There is nothing to move to get more space.

 

Install an SD card or USB drive that can be used for storage:
Upgrade a Small Tablet or Laptop to Windows 10 - Thurrott.com

 

Thank you, I will try that. Is there a way of forcing a compress/Wimboot installation? And how would I get rid of the old recovery containing Win8?

 

You can use MiniTool Partition Wizard to delete the recovery partition and expand the system partition into the free space. Windows 10 is supposed to automatically detect that it needs to do a compressed install.

Once you get Windows 10 installed, you can try this:

 

I also have tried to upgrade a Kiano tablet from Windows 8 to 10 but is nearly full 16GB storage didn't let me do it, even when connecting an external USB drive with >10GB free space. It required some free space on the local disk as well. The only solution was to initiate Windows 10 setup within Windows 8.1 but instead of an upgrade wipe all data and do a clean installation. Touch screen didn't work at first, but I was able to connect USB keyboard and mouse and use them to download and install drivers from Kiano's support site. Once all drivers were installed Windows 10 worked Great. One possible way to upgrade Windows 8.1 to 10 would be if you could clone the device's 16GB storage to a larger disk, expand the partition to take the whole space. Now you have the same Windows 8.1 installation in a larger disk. You could try to boot the larger disk connected via USB adapter directly, but this is not guaranteed to work. Otherwise you can boot the larger disk in another computer or even a Virtual Machine, upgrade to Windows 10 and then clone the result back to the tablet. Run, install appropriate drivers and that's it. To maximize chances for success, you can generalize original Windows 8.1 installation to make it hardware-independent. Then clone to the larger disk, run to another computer, upgrade to Windows 10, generalize once more and clone back to the device's storage. Finally, run the installation, install appropriate drivers and that's it. Since it sound too complicated, and I don't think it worth the trouble, I would backup the tablet and then do a clean Windows 10 installation as described above.