Windows 10: Win 10 Pro 64-bit Free Upgrade License Key

Yes, they will work! Don't listen to him! I have installed Windows 10 32-bit to an old Vista-era notebook (for testing purposes) and most drivers are for Vista 32-bit. Of course it works without any problem other than being slow with only 512MB RAM. Borrowing a RAM module from another old notebook and raising the total at 1GB makes it much more responsive and useful. If Vista drivers worked, Windows 7 have many more possibilities, go ahead!

 

Hi,

Wow. If only you knew....*really

To TS, just install Win10 and I'm sure 95% of your hardware will be ready for use right after you've finished the install process.

Cheers, *Wink

 

I'll know the answer soon enough. I'm not sure how to determine if everything is up and running with full functionality though.

 

Hi,

You can check in device manager once the install process has terminated. Right click on whatever hardware is missing and pick "check for updates" and there's a fair chance windows will find a suitable driver for.
Even if you don't take any action it will do so all by itself.

If after all that you still have non-functional hardware you can check with the manufacturer or whatever source seems appropriate.

Best of luck, *Wink