A lot of this information, like the stuff you see under the “Hardware Resources” node is fairly esoteric. Expand the nodes on the left-hand side, and you can dive into a whole other level of detail.
You can see details about your version of Windows and the manufacturer of your PC, along with hardware details like your BIOS version, motherboard model, installed RAM, and more.īut that only scratches the service. How are you installing the Windows 10 November update? Let us know in the comments below.The “System Summary” page you open up to already provides a lot more information than we saw in the Settings app. If things aren't working correctly, the November update will also create a Windows.old folder with your previous installation that will allow you to go back as necessary using the Recovery feature in Windows 10 - either if you used Windows Update or an ISO file.
However, remember that if you force the upgrade, you will lose the chance to downgrade to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, if you still had a few days left in the trial period. Neither using Windows Update nor an ISO file to upgrade your current version of Windows 10 will wipe your system, or delete your files or applications, and you won't be prompted to re-activate either. (Don't forget that our previous article will guide you through the upgrade process using an ISO file.) But the actual installation process is the same. The only difference is that using Windows Update, the process is more automated, and doing a manual upgrade will require you to go through a few choices you need to make to perform the upgrade.
Unlike regular updates, during the Windows 10 November update downloaded through Windows Update, a $WINDOWS.~BT folder will be created on the C drive with the installation files, which are the same files, you'll find in the ISO file. While you can use an ISO file to create an installation media to start from scratch, you can also perform an upgrade, which is exactly the process the Windows Update will go through to install version 1511. Now, many users might feel that there is a difference between using Windows Update or an ISO file, but both options are virtually identical (at least for the version 1511 release). Also, you probably might have deferred getting the update, which will delay the upgrade even further, or there might be a problem with Windows Update.įor whatever the reason, if you're not getting the update, and you're interested in getting it immediately, Microsoft is also offering the Windows 10 ISO files that you can download using the Media Creation Tool to make an installation media (opens in new tab).
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