Question 1

How to Upgrade from Windows 7, 8 & 8.1 to Windows 10

Accepted Answer

How to Upgrade from Windows 7, 8 & 8.1 to Windows 10 using a ISO File

Q: How to take a backup from my computer

|| How to back up or transfer your data on a Windows-based computer Losing data because of a computer problem or a hard disk crash is discouraging, to say the least. You might lose family photos, your music collection, or financial data. And, after you get the computer just the way that you want it, it can take a long time to reconfigure your personal settings on a new computer: desktop background, sounds, screensavers, and wireless network configurations to name just a few However, a little prevention can go a long way to avoiding this ordeal. To help save you lots of time and aggravation, we recommend that you take the precaution of regularly backing up your data and settings. This article describes how to manually back up your personal files and settings in Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP. It also describes how to use the data tools in Windows to back up your files and settings. | Method 1: Manually back up your files and settings to removable media The simplest method is to manually back up your files and settings to removable media. You can specify the files and settings that you want to back up and how often you want to perform a backup. Note Examples of removable media include external hard disks, DVDs, CDs, and USB memory cards. To manually copy your files to a network location or to removable media on a computer that is running Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003, follow these steps: Click Start windows icon, click Compu

| Check out this video for step-by-step instructions | Video Link: https://youtu.be/5As6LhCAK9s

Instructions:

Download Windows 10 ISO File according to your current Windows architecture type. If you are using 32bit Windows then download 32bit Windows 10 ISO, if you are using 64bit Windows then download

Windows 10 32bit: (Click here to download 32bit ISO) OR (Alternative download link for a 32-bit ISO)

Windows 10 64-bit: (Click here to download the 64-bit ISO) OR ([Alternative download link for the 64-bit ISO](https://software.download.prss.microsoft.com/dbazure/Win1022H2English_x64v1.iso?t=b5daee6a-0fea-4044-abd5-d5f1d5835be0&P1=1730744712&P2=601&P3=2&P4=GITpsMefvcqH2xsEx7cbh7kKPhx9oMAi6f7eJtACfXiKmUlJtX679v3LqxBkuP72

Question 2

How to install windows 10/11 by using a bootable USB drive

Accepted Answer

Windows 10/11 clean install by using USB/DVD

The classic method of performing a clean install is still our go-to option with Windows 10. You just need to download and create installation media, either on a DVD or a flash drive, and install it from there.

||| Warning: before starting we highly recommend you to take a backup from your files and apps because with this method some or all of your files and apps will be deleted

| For windows 7/8/10/11 users

| Step by step complete Video instruction on How to Download Windows 10/11 onto a USB Flash drive (Click here to watch)

${youtube}Step by step complete Video instruction on How to Download Windows 10/11 onto a USB Flash drive Download the Windows 10 media creation tool from Microsoft.

Click here to download the Windows 10 tool Click here to download the Windows 11 tool

This tool will download the correct Windows 10/11 installation files for your system, and help you create an installation DVD or flash drive. Follow the instructions below to create a bootable USB with the media creation tool 1.

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Question 3

How to install Windows 10/11 by using Rufus

Accepted Answer

How to upgrade Windows to Windows 10/11 by using Rufus and USB

If you're still running Windows Vista or 7, you can (and probably should) upgrade to Windows 10. Here's how to do it.

Before you begin, you'll need a USB flash drive with 8GB of storage to create bootable media.

| How to upgrade Windows 7/Vista to Windows 10

| Step-by step complete Video instruction on How to make bootable USB from XP or Vista (Click here to watch)

${youtube}Complete step-by-step guide on How to make bootable USB from Windows XP/vista/7/8

The best way to upgrade Windows Vista/7/8 to Windows 10 is to start fresh with a clean installation, which you can do with the following steps:

1. Download Windows 10 ISO File according to your current Windows architecture type or the one you want to install. Be sure to select the correct type of installation media for the copy of Windows 10/11 that’s licensed for your PC — Windows 10 Home or Professional. (If “Windows 10” is the only option, you can safely use that and it will detect what version you want.) You should also choose your language and select whether you want the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows here. Most people will want the 64-bit version, but you can create installation media that includes both, and the installer will automatically select the most appropriate one when you use it to install Windows on a computer.

Windows 10 32bit: ([Click here to download 32bit ISO

Question 4

How to install Microsoft Visio for Windows 10 and 11?

Accepted Answer

How to download and install Microsoft Visio 2019/2021 on Windows 10/11?

||| Download link: Check the email you received after placing your order for a download link, or contact live chat support. | If you are not sure how to install it, Watch this step by step video tutorial | How to Install Visio on Windows 10 and 11 - Step-by-Step Guide - https://youtu.be/27amJoqenjQ

Download the setup file from your order email
After the download is finished, go to your browser's download list. To view the download list, simultaneously press the CTRL and J keys on your keyboard.

You can see VisioPro.img file there. Click on Show in folder. It will take you to the download folder

Right click on VisioPro.img Select **Open with > Windows explorer **

If this warning appears, click on OPEN

Click on Ope

There, you'll find a **setup **file. For the installation to begin, double-click the setup file.

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Question 5

Windows 10 Installation failed - Solution

Accepted Answer

Windows 10 Installation failed – [Solution]

| Check out the video Instruction at the bottom (Click here to watch the video instructions)

Solution: This is a common error when you try to upgraded from older version Windows to 10.

Search on the start search bar (Press F2 to get the search bar) for “CMD”, right click on it and select “Run as administrator” (Please make sure to open the CMD as admin)

Type “slmgr -upk” and press enter, then type “slmgr -cpky” press enter button again (**There is a space between the "slmgr" and the "-" **)

Now Go to your Local drive C and look for “ESD” Folder

Make a new folder in C Drive and move that “ESD” Folder inside that new folder

Now Go to New Folder > ESD > Windows, you will see “setup” file there

Double click on the “setup” file
Click “Change how windows setup downloads updates

Question 6

How to take a backup from my computer

Accepted Answer

|| How to back up or transfer your data on a Windows-based computer

Losing data because of a computer problem or a hard disk crash is discouraging, to say the least. You might lose family photos, your music collection, or financial data. And, after you get the computer just the way that you want it, it can take a long time to reconfigure your personal settings on a new computer: desktop background, sounds, screensavers, and wireless network configurations to name just a few

However, a little prevention can go a long way to avoiding this ordeal. To help save you lots of time and aggravation, we recommend that you take the precaution of regularly backing up your data and settings.

This article describes how to manually back up your personal files and settings in Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP. It also describes how to use the data tools in Windows to back up your files and settings.

| Method 1: Manually back up your files and settings to removable media

The simplest method is to manually back up your files and settings to removable media. You can specify the files and settings that you want to back up and how often you want to perform a backup.

Note Examples of removable media include external hard disks, DVDs, CDs, and USB memory cards.

To manually copy your files to a network location or to removable media on a computer that is running Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003, follow these steps:

Click Start windows icon, click Compu

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