Hi
have 8.1 Core and have a Enterprise key from my company.
read that Home doesn't support Easy Upgrade up to Enterprise, only up to Pro, but i haven't Pro key.
How i can easy upgrade Home up to Enterprise?
Thanks!
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Hi
have 8.1 Core and have a Enterprise key from my company.
read that Home doesn't support Easy Upgrade up to Enterprise, only up to Pro, but i haven't Pro key.
How i can easy upgrade Home up to Enterprise?
Thanks!
So, you're contemplating a 2-step process???
1) Win8.1 Home -> Win10 Pro... Yeah, that should work well. There no need for a new activation key
2) Win10 Pro -> Win10 Ent... No, that's not gonna work. Two reasons...1) You'd need an "Enterprise" disk and 2) It requires a "Multiple Activation Key" infrastructure that you're not gonna have at home.
So, what's the big deal with trying to get the Enterprise edition at home? Isn't free upgrade to 10 Pro good enough?
1) Win8.1 Home -> Win10 Pro... Yeah, that should work well. There no need for a new activation key
i don't needed Windows 10.
2) Win10 Pro -> Win10 Ent... No, that's not gonna work. Two reasons...1) You'd need an "Enterprise" disk and 2) It requires a "Multiple Activation Key" infrastructure that you're not gonna have at home.i have and DVDs and keys for 8.1 and for 10 as well. but i need to upgrade onlly windows 8.1 up to Enterprise
So, what's the big deal with trying to get the Enterprise edition at home?as example: direct access connection with my Company.
Isn't free upgrade to 10 Pro good enough?buggy system? no, thank you.
1) Win8.1 Home -> Win10 Pro... Yeah, that should work well. There no need for a new activation key
i don't needed Windows 10.
2) Win10 Pro -> Win10 Ent... No, that's not gonna work. Two reasons...1) You'd need an "Enterprise" disk and 2) It requires a "Multiple Activation Key" infrastructure that you're not gonna have at home.i have and DVDs and keys for 8.1 and for 10 as well. but i need to upgrade onlly windows 8.1 up to Enterprise
So, what's the big deal with trying to get the Enterprise edition at home?as example: direct access connection with my Company.
Isn't free upgrade to 10 Pro good enough?buggy system? no, thank you.
OK, sorry... I thought it was Win10 Enterprise that you were after...
Win 8.1 Core/Home -> Win 8.1 Pro = Yeah, that should work. I personally wouldn't bother with try to activate this step (since you'd only have Win 8.1 Pro up and running for a few hours)
Win 8.1 Pro -> Win 8.1 Ent = Well, the answer is kinda the same.... the Enterprise version of windows requires that you have an on-site Activation server that can handled the Multiple Activation Key (MAK).
So, bring you PC to the office... and have them do it
OK, sorry... I thought it was Win10 Enterprise that you were after...
Win 8.1 Core/Home -> Win 8.1 Pro = Yeah, that should work. I personally wouldn't bother with try to activate this step (since you'd only have Win 8.1 Pro up and running for a few hours)
Win 8.1 Pro -> Win 8.1 Ent = Well, the answer is kinda the same.... the Enterprise version of windows requires that you have an on-site Activation server that can handled the Multiple Activation Key (MAK).
So, bring you PC to the office... and have them do it
OK, sorry... I thought it was Win10 Enterprise that you were after...
Win 8.1 Core/Home -> Win 8.1 Pro = Yeah, that should work. I personally wouldn't bother with try to activate this step (since you'd only have Win 8.1 Pro up and running for a few hours)
Win 8.1 Pro -> Win 8.1 Ent = Well, the answer is kinda the same.... the Enterprise version of windows requires that you have an on-site Activation server that can handled the Multiple Activation Key (MAK).
So, bring you PC to the office... and have them do it
OK, sorry... I thought it was Win10 Enterprise that you were after...
Win 8.1 Core/Home -> Win 8.1 Pro = Yeah, that should work. I personally wouldn't bother with try to activate this step (since you'd only have Win 8.1 Pro up and running for a few hours)
Win 8.1 Pro -> Win 8.1 Ent = Well, the answer is kinda the same.... the Enterprise version of windows requires that you have an on-site Activation server that can handled the Multiple Activation Key (MAK).
So, bring you PC to the office... and have them do it
OK, sorry... I thought it was Win10 Enterprise that you were after...
Win 8.1 Core/Home -> Win 8.1 Pro = Yeah, that should work. I personally wouldn't bother with try to activate this step (since you'd only have Win 8.1 Pro up and running for a few hours)
Win 8.1 Pro -> Win 8.1 Ent = Well, the answer is kinda the same.... the Enterprise version of windows requires that you have an on-site Activation server that can handled the Multiple Activation Key (MAK).
So, bring you PC to the office... and have them do it
So, bring you PC to the office... and have them do it
the PC located in another continent. I did upgrate some PC from Pro to Ent just entered Ent Key (which i got from partners web-page). Two years ago i did upgrade Home to Pro just entered Pro Pack Key...
Hm, probably i need not simple Pro key, but i need Pro Pack key?
did in-place installation.
did in-place installation. and then install all aplications
did in-place installation. and then install all aplications