Windows 10: Win10 and 32bit O365

Good Morning,

I have ran into a bit of an issue. I am running Win10 64bit Enterprise. I have to install 32bit Office and give local admin rights on the PC. After I install 32bit Office, in the Local users and Groups the groups folder is missing all accounts so I cannot add Local Admin rights to the user. Has anyone come across this issue and what is a fix. I cannot use 64bit Office for this agent. Thanks for any assistance.

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GeForce Hotfix driver 353.38 (Update: Win10 versions added)

https://forums.geforce.com/default/...vers/announcing-geforce-hotfix-driver-353-38/

Update: Windows 10 (international) versions below:
Win10 - 64 bit desktop
Win10 - 32 bit desktop
Win10 - 64 bit notebook
Win10 - 32 bit notebook

 

win10 32bit to 64bit

I had installed and activated win10 32bit and I lost my PRODUCT KEY later. ：（

Now I wanted to newly install with win10 64 bit. My question is how to activate win10 64bit because I forget my PRODUCT KEY.

 

Switching from 32bit Win10 to 64bit Win10 - pre clean install questions

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to do a 32bit to 64bit move on my Win10 soon and I wanted to check a few things to minimise any downtime:

1. I know migration is a multi-step process, I went from a 32bit Win 8 Pro version (bought online, I have the product code emails etc.) to 32bit Win 8.1 (free upgrade) and now to 32bit Win10 (free upgrade). When doing a clean install can I just get an ISO
of a 64bit Win10 and proceed with it, or do I need to start with a Win8 64bit version and after installing do an upgrade to Win10 (which will also be 64bit as the original system would be 64bit)?

Plan is to download Win10 64bit ISO via the Media Creation tool and roll with it after doing a full file / system backup. Currently my Win10 32bit is saying it's all Activated, so hopefully when I get online it will connect to Microsoft and activate itself
again? During installation it will probably ask me for a product code, but I've ready this can be skipped, is this correct? at this point I don't really have a Win10 product code (although I can write down the one which is displayed under Settings -> System
-> About), just the original Win8 code which probably wouldn't work.

2. Is there anyway to somehow image all the current apps I've got installed and re-build the whole lot when Win10 64bit is up and running?

Thanks in advance,

Tom