Re: How to upgrade old Windows 10 computer to Windows 11
Larry Wolff <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.os.windows-11,alt.comp.os.windows-10,alt.comp.freeware |
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| Organization | rocksolid2 (novabbs.org) |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On 6/7/2024 2:29 PM, Hank Rogers wrote: > If anyone wants the direct download links, these are in some notes I kept: > > ******************************************** > For a specific version (example for v8.0.7783) Change link for other versions > > 64-bit: > https://download.macrium.com/reflect/v8/v8.0.7783/reflect_setup_free_x64.exe > > 32-bit: > https://download.macrium.com/reflect/v8/v8.0.7783/reflect_setup_free_x86.exe Thanks for the suggestion of macrium as part of a Win10 to Win11 upgrade. I downloaded both versions in case I needed them to install Windows 11. https://download.macrium.com/reflect/v8/v8.0.7783/reflect_setup_free_x64.exe https://download.macrium.com/reflect/v8/v8.0.7783/reflect_setup_free_x86.exe But in my archival notes for macrium reflect (which are based on Windows 10 newsgroup articles) it says the last known good free version is v8.0.7690 That would make the last known good version free links to be something like https://download.macrium.com/reflect/v8/v8.0.7690/reflect_setup_free_x64.exe https://download.macrium.com/reflect/v8/v8.0.7690/reflect_setup_free_x86.exe Both of those work, but does anyone know what's really the last known good free version that we should archive on our USB drives for potential use?