Windows 10: Win 10 installation doesn't start

Hello guys!

I'm trying to instal Windows 10 x86 on old computer (notebook) with this hardware configuration:
Windows 7 Professional x86
Intel Celeron 2,40GHz 2,39 GHz
RAM 1 GB

The computer starts to boot from DVD, there is always showed logo Windows 10 and then after a few minutes the computer restarts and do still the same from the start, show logo... I don't know why it doesn't go farther. Do you have any ideas? Thank you for help.

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Windows 10 installation doesn't start after forced restart

My system: HP Stream 7

Situation: Windows 10 is downloaded and ready to install

Windows Update and Win 10 installer tell to 'restart' to begin with the update.

However, a restart doesn't trigger the update but boots back to the 8.1 system with the same message to 'restart' to start installing Win 10. I have done this 15+ times, but the installation process doesn't start.

 

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Nothing helped me.

Again I rolled back to win 10 build 14393.

After that, my problem is solved.

If it is because of the other third party software, then why doesn't it appear on win 10 build 14393.

This problem is in win 10 creators update and in win 10 insider build 16193.

When i installed win 10 insider 16193, the problem got started. At that time no additional software was installed.

 

You need to do a upgrade first from within win7 unless you have a retail win10 license key.

A clean install can only be done after you have upgraded first.

 

Really? I did clean instal on a desktop with win7 and it went well.

 

Yes really, I would check the activation status on that machine.

 

What happens when you run setup.exe on the DVD from within Windows 7? And as Bazz eluded to, Windows 10 clean install will not activate without first having a successful activation via an upgrade.

 

He is not running setup.exe he is

He has also done this before and it all went well.

 

I know. And he told us what happens when he boots from the DVD. That's why I asked what happens when he runs setup from within Windows 7.

 

Either way, Dupla should not be booting from anything as it should be an upgrade from within Win7, accessed via autorun or from setup.exe in file explorer. Unless of course it is a full standalone (retail) Win10 license

And why are you both assuming Dupla is a he? Dupla may well be a she who happens to be upgrading her laptop *Wink