Windows 10: Weird Robocopy bug Win10 2H22 Pro 64 bit: phantom files

Running Win10 pro 64 bit, using Robocopy to pull archive from network share drive hosted on Netgear R7000P "readyshare" to local HDD.Command was this: robocopy \\share\Memory_Alpha \ "G:\Memory Alpha" /DST /E /FFT /PURGEEverything did what it should, EXCEPT for three directories two levels down from the "root" - A set of files that had been deleted many weeks ago were shown to be on the network drive, and were shown to have been copied over - Except...nothing was in either the source or the destination drive by those filenames - Did several brute-force searches to try to find the

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Can't Install Win10 Pro / 64 bit from Microsoft download page

1. Thank you all for your suggestions. Nothing actually worked on my end. If you haven't tried the recent MS 64 bit download/boot/install, please attempt it if you have time.
2. Personally, I think there is a bug in the MS 64 bit process as I had no issues with the 32 bit.
3. In the end, I bought an OEM install disk on-line for $20 and I was able to get 2 of my PCs upgraded to Win-10 Pro / 64 bit. No more headache.

Thanks again & have a great week.

 

Windows 10 Pro 64 bit to 32 bit downgrade

There must be a step-by-step process to follow in order to move an existing OS from Win10 pro 64 bit to 32 bit. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

 

Migrating from Win7 Pro 32-bit to Win10 Pro 32-bit to Win10 Home 64-bit

My current computer started life with Win7 Pro 32-bit, and then I upgraded to Win10 Pro 32-bit with the free upgrade last summer. Now I'd like to switch to Win10 HOME 64-bit to take advantage of the extra memory I installed with my new mother board and CPU
last week on which Win10 Pro 32-bit is running.

Can this change to 64-bit Win10 HOME be accomplished using the activation code from my current Win10 Pro 32-bit (essentially the activation code from Win7 Pro), or must I purchase a HOME edition?