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Windows 10 - Custom Computers

Will I be able to upgrade from the Windows 10 Insider Preview to the final release?


Yes, you will be able to upgrade from the Windows Insider Preview to the RTM build for free.

Company officials have noted though if you join the
Windows Insider Program and upgrade from Windows 7 or Windows 8/8.1 to Windows 10, you will qualify for the free upgrade to the final release.

Latest confirmation:

When asked if there would be a cut off date for Insiders before Windows 10 reached RTM, Microsoft's Gabriel Aul stated that preview builds would continue being delivered up until the final release.

"We expect to keep flighting builds to Insiders all the way up to RTM. More details to come, but no cutoff planned."

Gabriel Aul on Twitter

After upgrading, you can switch the Stable Channel.

When will the Windows 10 Previews expire?

The expiration dates for Windows 10 Technical Preview vary by build number.
The table below summarizes the expiration dates for each of the builds we’ve released so far.
(Dates are subject to change.)

Build number
Expiration warnings begin
License expiration date
Windows will stop booting

9841
4/2/15
4/15/15
4/30/15

9860
4/2/15
4/15/15
4/30/15

9879
4/2/15
4/15/15
4/30/15

9926
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10041
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10049
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10061
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10074
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10122
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10130
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

Approximately 2 weeks before a build’s license expires, you will start getting warnings that this build will expire and that you should update to the most recent build.

When the build reaches the license expiration date, the system will automatically reboot every three hours.

Approximately 2 weeks after the license expires, the build will no longer boot at all.

If you are still on an older build and are getting expiration warnings, it is likely that Windows Update is failing to install the latest build automatically.
To resolve the problem, download the latest ISO file from Windows Insider Program | Get the latest Windows features.
After the download is complete, double-click the ISO file to mount it and then launch
setup.exe.

If Windows has stopped booting due to an expired license, to resolve the issue you’ll need to
download the ISO file from another computer and then transfer the ISO file to installation media such as a USB flash drive
or DVD. Then boot the PC from the installation media to install the latest build of Tech Preview.

Source:
Expiration Dates for Windows 10 Technical Preview

Subsequent Previews might extend the expiration.

 

Once the Windows 10 Reserve trial expires will my computer automatically go back to Windows 7?

If you let it expire on you, you will have to reinstall Windows 7 from scratch.

Will I be able to upgrade from the Windows 10 Insider Preview to the final release?


Yes, you will be able to upgrade from the Windows Insider Preview to the RTM build for free.

Company officials have noted though if you join the
Windows Insider Program you will qualify for the free upgrade to the final release.

Latest confirmation:

When asked if there would be a cut off date for Insiders before Windows 10 reached RTM, Microsoft's Gabriel Aul stated that preview builds would continue being delivered up until the final release.

"We expect to keep flighting builds to Insiders all the way up to RTM. More details to come, but no cutoff planned."

Gabriel Aul on Twitter

After upgrading, you can switch to the Stable Channel.

How
to: What to do if your currently installed build of Windows 10 expires?

When will the Windows 10 Previews expire?

The expiration dates for Windows 10 Technical Preview vary by build number. The table below summarizes the expiration dates for each of the builds we’ve released so far. (Dates are subject to change.)

Build number
Expiration warnings begin
License expiration date
Windows will stop booting

9841
4/2/15
4/15/15
4/30/15

9860
4/2/15
4/15/15
4/30/15

9879
4/2/15
4/15/15
4/30/15

9926
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10041
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10049
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10061
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10074
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10122
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

10130
9/17/15
10/1/15
10/15/15

Approximately 2 weeks before a build’s license expires, you will start getting warnings that this build will expire and that you should update to the most recent build.

When the build reaches the license expiration date, the system will automatically reboot every three hours.

Approximately 2 weeks after the license expires, the build will no longer boot at all.

If you are still on an older build and are getting expiration warnings, it is likely that Windows Update is failing to install the latest build automatically. To resolve the problem, download the latest ISO file from
Windows Insider Program | Get the latest Windows features. After the download is complete, double-click the ISO file to mount it and then launch
setup.exe.

If Windows has stopped booting due to an expired license, to resolve the issue you’ll need to
download the ISO file from another computer and then transfer the ISO file to installation media such as a USB flash drive
or DVD. Then boot the PC from the installation media to install the latest build of Tech Preview.

Source:
Expiration Dates for Windows 10 Technical Preview

Subsequent Previews might extend the expiration.

 

I am anxiously waiting for...

 

If there is indeed a leak before the end of September, I'm sure some braver souls than I will download and install it, so I anxiously await the comments that will inevitably be posted on this Forum.

 

I am waiting for it too.

 

At this point I can wait for the official release. I've been burned by "leaks" before.

 

Like a good "Leak Adict" I hope I will be posting my frist impressions here soon !

*Start

 

Thanks .. I for one will love to read your thoughts.
Jeff *Smile