Windows 10: Reserve windows 10 not showing on sis pc

Got this pc with windows 7 but the reserve windows 10 option is not there
Only option i see is get windows 10 -check your update status - Go to windows update-
Learn about windows 10

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Windows 10 Upgrade Reserved notification in Windows Update under Control Panel

Thanks for your reply. In Get Windows 10 App, it shows that "Your upgrade is reserved". But in windows update it shows that " No updates are available" instead of Windows 10 Upgrade Reserved. I reserved Windows 10 in my desktop Pc and it shows that message
in Windows Update. So how do I get that message in Windows Update in my laptop.

 

Error in upgradation from window 8.1 to window 10

my pc show the option to reserve myself to window 10 and will upgrade up automatically to window 10 from window 8.1. but will proccede it to do it, it show my some kind of error that at a spot it can't be reserved try later, i tried it many times but i
got the same answer. plzzzzz guide me what to do to reserve my self to window 10

 

You may be better off updating to W10 via the Media Creation Tool.

Follow this tutorial to see the various options you have:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...tallation.html

 

Use this Tech Bench link to download the iso file and do an in-place install.
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

 

Windows 7 won't mount ISO files natively. The OP will either have to install a third party program to mount the ISO file, or alternatively just click the Upgrade Now button on this webpage:
Windows 10

 

Yes. You are right.
I forgot I am dealing with Windows 7.
Thank you for correction.

My post has been edited.

Like you said, using the Upgrade Now button would be better.

 

Well...that depends on a lot of factors. If the user wants nothing more than the "Get Windows X" experience provided by Windows Update - the Upgrade Now button will do just exactly that.

If the user wants to make a Windows 10 install DVD or USB to both upgrade from and have for later use, then the Media Creation Tool (Download Tool Now button further down the same webpage) built-in USB/DVD creation method is the least complicated way of making one and also seems to (in my experience) be most universally "accepted" to boot from by most PCs - more so than using RUFUS.

If the user wants to be able to do DISM repairs and/or other manipulations with the install image, then the Tech Bench download is the best way to go.

All just IMHO.

 

I thank you all for the help