I have reserved, still waiting though !
A.L wrote@ kazouza i didnt try it but maybe if you press the windows logo ( the one that you used to reserve windows 10) if ou open the left menu in there, in the lower left corner there is a view confirmation button click on it then click cancel reservation try it it might work.
if not just google it.
hope i could hel
Tried that didn't work, tried shit ton of different stuff till I managed to get rid of it but in the process I ended up screwing windows update..
My update history is empty, and it keeps checking for updates for a while without finding anything..
if I choose upgrade the pc now will it upgrade without having to use dvd,usb... and will it be the same as waiting the windows update to upgrade?
Ahmad Toutounji wroteif I choose upgrade the pc now will it upgrade without having to use dvd,usb... and will it be the same as waiting the windows update to upgrade?
I didn't try it I will start with the download right now, but I will do an iso to keep the file and after that when I open the iso and install there should be an option to upgrade the windows
Ahmad Toutounji wroteI asked because I don't want to format I just want to upgrade
yup i'm doing the same
I just finished upgrading from win 8.1(pirated) pro to win 10 pro and windows is still activated, But i know It is because of KMSpico which win8.1 uses to activate windows for 180days, apparently it works on win10.
The good thing is that the upgrade went smooth I had no trouble with drivers even on this old laptop hp dv6-1199ee from 2009.
I used the tool because its been a while that I did not use my laptop but i did reserve a copy on it before.
So you used the tool and upgraded without any loss in data and files and programs? Is it booting faster?
Fast boot depends on many things but in my old laptop case i did not see any difference from win8.1.
As for the data I did not lose anything.
Well i have win 7 will i notice any good difference in boot speeds?
Enjoy being beta testers. Also, after reading some of the changes such as the cloud integration and the always-online system where you can't even disable updates, I'm having second thoughts of whether to upgrade at all.
Microsoft plans to release Windows 10 in waves. That means even if your computer is ready, you won’t necessarily be able to download Windows 10 right away.


Tool from Microsoft that will automatically upgrade to Windows 10 for the impatient people.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10


How to force Windows to start downloading the Windows 10 update files
http://venturebeat.com/2015/07/28/how-to-force-windows-to-start-downloading-the-windows-10-update-files/
I downloaded the iso using the tool overnight, will upgrade the windows when I get home