Windows 10: When W7 Support Ends Next Year Many W7 Users Will Be Out Of Luck - Unless MS Fixes More...

Good afternoon, it's rare for me to post in this Community but someone at MS HQ has to look at the new shiner version of W10 that refuses to succeed on many machines. I'm saying this because TenForums, run by your MVP Shawn Brink (amongsy others).

My machine was way ahead of its time in 2009 and is always OK'd by your installer, but upgrades fail with a pantheon of error codes all of which I have researched and none should apply here.

Core i7 975 (not overclocked) on an Asus P6T version 2 MB and 24 gb og RAM plus 4 terabyts of HDD space altogether, all partitions are wide open.

I multi-boot between my W7 Ultimate and W10 Pro (1709). i& Enterprise. None will update from 1709 to any higher iteration, at the moment and I have tried numerousa ways of doing it and taken all the usuak precautions that I've read about here and elsewhere.


My question is, when I click that little box on the installer that says something about sending feedback automatically, does anyone read that and act on it?


MS reissued 1809 after the files deletion fiasco but they have more things to look at. I hope they do read that. .

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W7 reinstall DVD

@andritolion

Hi,

Our objective is to format the entire W7 Home Premium, currently installed on that computer, and reinstall a new version, may it be W7 or as you suggest W10, that will not include
my personal information. As in "reset to factory specs" as it was when I first bought it three years ago. At that time, it did not come with a install/reinstall DVD.

 

W7 reinstall DVD

I gave away my older W7 computer to my nephew. Of course, it has all my personal stuff on it. I suggested he formats it and install a new W7.

Question is: Can it be done?

And: How?

He can't seem to find a W7 DVD in our area that is not overpriced.

 

When W7 will support Arabic?

I would like to know when W7 will support Arabic language in writing and reading the text?