Can't reserve windows 10

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chmgxy

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I have a two year old HP laptop that came with Windows 8 when I had bought it. It has been updated to Windows 8.1 and it has all the necessary updates it needs, yet the Windows notification has not shown up on my bottom right tool bar. I have tried everything to figure out why I cannot reserve it. Can anyone help?
 
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I had requested the update a while back as well. I was not receiving it today, and the Windows upgrade icon still remained on my notebook.

There is a tool from Microsoft that can jump the line, and force the upgrade. I used it today, and the upgrade took about an hour on an older notebook with a mechanical HDD. It works fine after the upgrade.

I am putting links to the Microsoft tool, and the Lifehacker post that goes through the process.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-skip-the-line-and-upgrade-to-windows-10-now-1720854489

chmgxy

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I've done every single update its shown me except for the new skype, since i deleted that off my computer when it didn't work for the new windows 8.1
 

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Ive heard some people will get it later after the update, It's possible that HP is somehow blocking it until your drivers are all set to move over as well. I could be wrong.
 

chmgxy

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See that's what I don't get. I was able to reserve it on my brand new (may 2015) HP laptop without the updates, but once I updated that computer, the icon disappeared. I feel like it has something to do with HP, but I'm not too sure. Just hope it gets fixed soon, cause i definitely don't want to pay to upgrade both my laptops.
 

chmgxy

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it's supposed to stay up once you reserve it. I'm going to give it a couple weeks to see if anything happens within that time. Hopefully it does.
 
I had requested the update a while back as well. I was not receiving it today, and the Windows upgrade icon still remained on my notebook.

There is a tool from Microsoft that can jump the line, and force the upgrade. I used it today, and the upgrade took about an hour on an older notebook with a mechanical HDD. It works fine after the upgrade.

I am putting links to the Microsoft tool, and the Lifehacker post that goes through the process.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-skip-the-line-and-upgrade-to-windows-10-now-1720854489
 
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