Windows 10: Registry entries for installer for 64 bit windows 10 home.

I believe I have some problems with the inbuilt installer on my PC. Some programs will continually not load without errors.
I apologize if this post is not in the correct forum but no doubt someone will advise.

I have upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 user the tutorial from Brink and using the ISO option. It didn't work to well the first time - it hung trying to download the updates. It eventually got there but there was obviously not a good load, so I restored and a few days later tried again without the updates and it went smoothly. However, I have many entries in the event log that need attention. One in particular is the AMD load for the graphics - it says every time I do it that basically it was a load with errors.

Looking on-line it appears that the 64 bit installer should have an entry at HKLM\System|CurrentControlSet\Services|MSIServer. All I have is an entry pointing to the msiexec.exe in the sytem32 folder, whereas msiexec.exe also appears in the WOW64 folder as well. The on-line general opinion is to change the image path to point to the WOW64 location.

Anybody got any views on this or am I not looking in the right error? Any views will be appreciated. Thanks

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Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Cortana becomes inert after WinUtilities, CCleaner or PrivaZer scan and clean.

I am using a pair of Dell Desktop PCs.

The Dell 755 with Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (non-anniversary update) will have Cortana inert if CCleaner, WinUtilities or PrivaZer is run and a registry clean function employed. For instance a searchbox entry: "Create a restore point", will show an entry in
its results window but it will not activate a program. It is as if a shortcut has been removed.

The Dell GX620 with Windows 10 Home Premium 32-bit (Anniversary update) will have Cortana fully responsive after CCleaner and WinUtilities have effected a registry clean task.

There appears to be a difficulty with the Windows 10 Pro 64-bit software. I recently uninstalled the O.S. Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, (Anniversary Update version) and reinstalled from Windows 7 to Windows 10 Pro 64 bit, using the Media Creation Tool but the
problem persists.

Does anyone at Microsoft know what is going on with this Windows 10 software? I need a fix. CCleaner is useful.....a quick tool that resolves restore points and histories simply. These third-party packages are well regarded and desirable adjuncts that
complement Microsoft's O.S. Is a fix planned?

Thank you Community.

 

from 32-bit to 64-bit

I have Windows 10 Home 32-bit.

My computer is 32-bit but has 64 based processor.

Want to install Windows 10 Home 64-bit.

Do I have to buy a new 64-bit Windows 10 license?