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In-place Repair Upgrade
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(Keeping files and apps)
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In-place repair upgrade using Windows ISO file is a good way to fix
-system errors. Here’s how you can perform it.
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Steps
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-- Download the Windows ISO, preferably from MSDL in the same Windows
-language, and architecture.
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-To check the installed Windows architecture, open Powershell as
-admin and enter,
-Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_OperatingSystem | Format-List OSArchitecture
-x64 means 64 Bit, x86 means 32 Bit
-To check the installed Windows Language, open Powershell as admin
-and enter,
-dism /english /online /get-intl | find /i "Default system UI language"
-Note: If you are running the Enterprise LTSC edition, you will
-need to download that edition’s ISO file from here.
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-- Double-click on the ISO file once it is downloaded.
-- If it opens in another program like 7-Zip, close it, right-click on
-the ISO, Open With > Windows Explorer
-- A new DVD drive will appear in Windows Explorer, which means the
-installation image has been mounted successfully.
-- Go into that DVD drive and run setup.exe, just continue until you
-reach the final confirmation screen.
-- Make sure it says “Keep all files and apps” on the
-final screen. Then you can continue the process and wait until it is
-done.
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Troubleshoot
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-- If you are not getting the option to keep files and apps, or the
-setup is showing any error, you can connect
-with us for help.
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