Windows 10: Windows 10 Pro Custom Installation

My latest Windows 10 Pro installation is running like a Maserati doing 185

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Is it possible to upgrade my PC from windows 10 education to windows 10 pro?

According the following page, you can only perform a custom install.

Windows 10 upgrade paths (Windows 10)

Question, whats so difficult about using Education anyway? Looking at your screenshots, its currently activated and offers the same full feature set as Windows 10 Pro. Its not a downgrade, in fact, its a premium business edition and is considered better
than Windows 10 Pro.

I would keep it and skip downgrading to Pro.

If you still want the peace of mind though, you will have to perform a custom install using Windows 10 Pro install media, then recover your files from Windows.old:

How to: Perform a custom installation of Windows

 

Upgrade from Windows XP or Vista to Windows 10.

You will need to purchase two separate copies of Windows 10 and migrate the Windows XP and Vista installations separately.

How much will Windows 10 cost if I need to perform a new installation on a PC without a qualifying license?

Retail pricing information:

Edition
Pricing

Windows 10 Home
US $119

Windows 10 Pro
US $199

Windows 10 Pro Pack
US $99

Source:
http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-windows-10-home-costs-119-pro-costs-199

As I noted, you will have to perform a custom installation;

How
to: Do a custom installation of Windows

 

mmm......... perhaps this might be the wrong forum for this post?
Are only problems discussed in this sub-forum? Because I don't have any of those.
Only joined the forum a few minutes ago, so if this is the wrong sub-forum for this post could someone please direct me to the correct sub-forum here for this sort of post?
Thanks

 

After reading about so many problems it's good to know that there are still many people who made a fresh install of Win 10 and to prove it has the capability of working well. Too many people are bringing over issues they already had (known or unknown) from their previous Windows version that they upgraded.