Windows 10: Upgrading from Windows7 to Windows10

Have very basic knowledge, though made this PC in 2010. Having failed twice to upgrade to Win10 through Media Creation Tool 21H, wherein I choose to upgrade the existing Win7 OS.and got failure message "......the SAFE_OS phase with an error during REPLICATE_OC operation"Hence this.I have 72gb available space in C drive SSD. Also have another 160gb ssd in two parts with 71gb and 55gb available.Also have a Seagate 500gb external disk. Formated and blank.My question is:1 Can I download Win10 on the external Seagate disk.After download, will shutdown, will remove external disk. Start th

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How i re upgrade windows7 to windows10 ?

I've upgraded my Windows7 to Windows10,now it was crashed then i've recovery my laptop by windows7,how i upgrade it to windows10 again?

 

Upgrading Windows7 to Windows10

Good day!

I need an advise regarding upgrading windows7 to windows10. I have a server where I save the windows10 to be deploy and I have around 200 users which is already had a windows 7 and needs to upgrade into windows 10. This
users had a back up files .

The steps i had done by upgrading windows is thru NETWORK Services, using Microsoft Software Center, search the user, push the windows 10 file from sever to user, apply wipe and load and the process will go on including their backup from
drive D(windows 7) migrate to drive C (windows 10). By the way, this windows 10 image had already softwares installed.

The problem is, in this process it will take 3hours to complete (1) One user and I do have around
200 users.

Is there any possible ways to make this upgrading faster?

 

how to do windows7 tasks in windows10

Thanks for the info and the welcome!

Would like to pursue the jump list a bit -- what I did in Windows7 was pin my frequently-used applications to the task bar, for example, Word, PowerPoint, and the Explorer. Then, all I had to do to pick up where I left off yesterday was to mouse over the app in the toolbar, right click, and select the appropriate recent file. That is what I would like to work in Windows10.

Looks like the link you provided requires me to open up programs, scroll down and select the application, THEN choose recent. Yes, I know, it is only a difference of a few mouse clicks and a bit of scrolling -- but I really like the single mouse click required in windows7, and I would like to see the old high number of recent files.

Again, thanks for any tips.