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- Media Creation Tool for Windows 10 PRO - Microsoft CommunityThe in-place install doesn't work for me and the current Media Creation Tool creates media that incorrectly installs Windows 10 Home. This thread is locked. You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply or subscribe to this thread.
- media creation tool for windows 7 - Microsoft CommunityAs you have a preinstalled OEM License (Dell, HP, etc), contact your Computer Manufacturer to order Recovery Media which they should supply for a small cost. Or you can also borrow the exact same Retail Windows 7 Edition DVD and use your Product Key to reinstall. Cheers.
- Download Media Creation Tool - Microsoft CommunitySelect the option Upgrade this PC now if you want to upgrade right away, Select the option Create installation media for another PC if you want to download a ISO image or create a bootable DVD or USB thumb drive, Click Next. If you want to download a particular edition or both architectures, uncheck the Use the recommended option for this PC.
- where can i download windows media player legacyWindows Media Player Legacy is in Windows 10. Open the old Control Panel. Set View at the top of the old Control Panel to large icons. Select Programs and Features. Click 'Turn windows Features on or off' on the left. Expand the 'Media Features' section and from there you can enable the old Windows Media Player (Legacy).
- How to locate and open Windows Media Player in Windows 10This will require speaking with your IT department or Desktop Support Technician within your organization. Click Start > All Apps > scroll down to W and click Windows Media Player. or. Press Windows key + R. Type: wmplayer.exe.
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