Then it automatically installs the corresponding edition of Windows 10. The reason for this annoying issue is because Windows 10 installer automatically detects the Windows edition type of the previously installed Windows version on the user’s computer. In my humble opinion, by default, Microsoft should allow the users to select the Windows 10 edition type (Home, Education, Pro, etc) during the installation process. The Windows 10 installer automatically installs the Windows 10 Home edition in their computer without giving any option to the user to choose a different edition. When performing a clean installation of the new Windows 10 version, most of the users can’t select which Windows 10 edition they want to install. One of the annoying problems which many users encounter while installing Windows 10 operating system in their computers is lack of the ability to choose the Windows 10 Edition. When your computer starts, you’ll be presented with the Windows installation wizard, which will walk you through the process.I do computer maintenance and services as my part-time job. Reboot your PC and follow the steps below. It’s likely set to boot from your hard drive first. You may need to access your computer’s BIOS and change the boot order. Next, you’ll need to boot your computer from the DVD or USB drive. The Windows Media Creation tool will guide you through theĬreation of a bootable USB drive or DVD.
You’ll need to find your Windows Product Key. We can also show you where to get Windows 8.1 or 7 ISOs. If that’s not an option, you can download an official ISO of Windows 10 using the Windows Media Creation Tool or just your web browser. Using the manufacturer’s official Windows installation is the best way to go, as it will have all the hardware drivers specific to the make and model of your computer. If you didn’t make one when you got your computer, now’s the time to do that. Many laptop and computer makers have utilities built into their Windows installs to help you create these recovery drives.
You’ll need to have either the Windows DVD that came with your computer or you bought on its own, or a bootable USB drive with Windows on it. Reinstall Windows from DVD or Bootable USB Drive
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