Windows 10: Upgrade from Core to Pro ?

Under settings - Update & Security - Activation you can go to the store to upgrade from Core to Pro. While in the store I wanted to see how much it would cost so I clicked on the link. Instead of listing the price it asked if my files were backed up and given the option to cancel. If I go this route does anyone know how much is it going to cost?

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Windows 10 Pro Fails to Recognize All Cores of Dual-Processor Xeon Machine. Is there a fix?

I'm running an HP z400 with dual Xeon W3690 hyper-threaded hex-core processors, and did the free online upgrade from Win 7 Pro. All went smoothly. System information says the machine is running Windows 10 Pro.

Win 7 Pro recognized 12 actual cores, 12 virtual cores, 24 total.

Win 10 Pro recognizes only 6 actual cores, 0 virtual cores, 6 total.

I know this because applications that formerly made use of 24 cores are now making use of only six. Also, system information reports only six cores and only six drivers appear under devices/processors.

How can I get Win 10 Pro to recognize all 24 available cores?

 

Dell XPS 8500 upgrade from Win 8.1 Pro to Win 10 Pro

I upgraded from 8.1 Pro 64 to 10 Pro 64 and have had no issues. I have an XPS 8500 with the CORE i7. Both wireless and hard-wired work flawlessly

 

@Winuser when I click on the "Go to Store" link the first thing I see is the price (Note: Price listed is in CAN Dollars).

I believe the price in US currency is closer to $99.00.

 

I have no price listed, Just the option to upgrade. I wonder if it's because I originally had upgraded my Windows 8.1 Home to Win 10 Pro TP? When 10 was released I went back to Windows 8.1 Home and did the free upgrade.