The dell page here shows support for this configuration to windows 10 however when i try to upgrade via the get windows 10 app, it tells me the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator is not compatible. I've gone through all the upgrade scenarios on the Dell pages for the latest drivers/bios etc. Also when the reserve app originally ran, it said my device was fully compatible with no HW or application issues. But on upgrade day it changes its mind. Has anyone had any luck performing this upgrade, i've considered downloading the ISO to USB drive from Microsoft to see if it might work to work around this Thanks in advance for any help.

Managed to install Windows 8.1 as 'upgrade'. First I had to extract the OEM key by (the last method) and save it somewhere safe. When I ran the setup, I entered the default install keys given. Once the installation was completed, I could change the key to the OEM key from PC Settings and activate without any issue. Hank Williams 3 Discography Torrent.

Hey Would you be able to share the Dell Latitude 10 Windows 8 x86 OEM key please. I've had to restore the tablet, and in doing so I had to format the tablet. Now I have W8 running but not activated yet. Managed to install Windows 8.1 as 'upgrade'. First I had to extract the OEM key by (the last method) and save it somewhere safe. When I ran the setup, I entered the default install keys given. Once the installation was completed, I could change the key to the OEM key from PC Settings and activate without any issue.

Hey Would you be able to share the Dell Latitude 10 Windows 8 x86 OEM key please. I've had to restore the tablet, and in doing so I had to format the tablet. Now I have W8 running but not activated yet. Thank youSharing a Product key would be Piracy.

I have a Dell latitude E6410 and i cant get windows 10 working on any other hard drive then then the special hard drive i setup on it. I cant for the life install.

Managed to install Windows 8.1 as 'upgrade'. First I had to extract the OEM key by (the last method) and save it somewhere safe. When I ran the setup, I entered the default install keys given. Once the installation was completed, I could change the key to the OEM key from PC Settings and activate without any issue. Thanks for sharing the good news. Its been something I was wondering how to do for some time and is quite important information for a Dell Windows Reinstallation Guide. Theres a few additional things I was wondering about OEM Windows 8.1 installs with 8.0 SLP keys.

If you have time to test could you let me know if it works? You have installed Windows 8.1 and used the generic product key and in advance you got your 25 digit OEM product key. First I assume this product key works with neither the 8.0 or 8.1 retail downloader from Microsoft?

UK Customers: US Customers: Secondly if instead of changing your product key (to the one you got with the keyfinder) do you think Windows 8.1 would automatically find the product key if the generic key was removed and it was restarted without any product keys? This can be done by typing slmgr.vbr /upk in an elevated command prompt. This is important as it emulates a replacement drive where the customer cannot use keyfinders to find their product key.