After upgrading to windows 10,

Horrace Foster · Apr 24, 2015

After upgrading to windows 10 10056, I now get an error stating that internal server error, this is also with the serial that I recieved when I was getting the mismatched fingerprint error, thank you for your help in advanced. Yours truly Horrace.foster!

Fabio Rodrigues · Apr 24, 2015

Windows 10 is not supported by SCE yet, sadly.

hex · Jun 5, 2015

Pheeeeew, glad I read that before I reserved one for me.

Bez · Jun 5, 2015

hex said:
Pheeeeew, glad I read that before I reserved one for me.

Don't let the fact that an old build of the tech preview borked SCE for a while put you off reserving your free copy of windows 10

Alex Sawczuk · Jun 5, 2015

The error in the opening post isn't unique to Windows 10, and it's asked you contact support when it occurs to help resolve it.

For the record I'll be taking my free upgrade to Windows 10 too

hex · Jun 5, 2015

Aha! So I reserved mine too.

Thanks, guys

Eric Rowland · Jul 22, 2015

I wonder how Microsoft is going to pull off having 100 jillion users trying to upgrade on Wednesday?

Alex Sawczuk · Jul 23, 2015

Most of them will have predownloaded it...

Fabio Rodrigues · Jul 23, 2015

I certainly won't upgrade before a month or two of emergency patching by Microsoft

Dave Stephenson · Jul 24, 2015

Eric Rowland said:
I wonder how Microsoft is going to pull off having 100 jillion users trying to upgrade on Wednesday?

WIndows 10 Update Manager uses distributed downloads which function similar to how a torrent works and there's an option to turn off the feature in the control panel after you install.

The same is possibly true of the reservation tool which could conceivably pre load the data and have it shared between users to before the release time.

@Joao Alves

Joao Alves · Jul 24, 2015

Dave Stephenson said:
The same is possibly true of the reservation tool which could conceivably pre load the data and have it shared between users to before the release time.

AFAIK that's actually what it does since a few weeks back some people reported small things like fonts already being downloaded.

They'll also be staggering the releases. Just because you reserved does not guarantee you a download on the 29th. Gabe Aul has said that it could be a matter of days, or even a week or two until some users see the upgrade.

Dave Stephenson said:
WIndows 10 Update Manager uses distributed downloads which function similar to how a torrent works and there's an option to turn off the feature in the control panel after you install.

System > Update & Security > Advanced Options > Choose How Updates Are Delivered