I cannot burn Windows 10_64 installation DVD

[Lazar]

I need to download windows 10-64, but from the MS site
www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 the 64 will burn the DVD for 32?
I tried 4 times, and always have dvd Windows 10_32.iso Home edition.
I tested this installation on HP 4510 laptop 2Gb Memory. Windows 10_32 is working, but very slow and that is not compatible speed with the old Windows 7_32 Pro
I have Windows 7_64 Ultimate for Intel I7-4770K and I would like to exchange it for Windows 10 Professional. Could I do it with free installation DVD and how?
What you could suggest to me?
Thank you very much in advance.

 

[davidhk129]

the 64 will burn the DVD for 32

I don't understand what you are saying.
The link you posted provides 2 downloads...............
1. Download tool Now (32-bit version)
2. Download Tool Now (64-bit version)

You choose which Download version you need.

I have Windows 7_64 Ultimate for Intel I7-4770K and I would like to exchange it for Windows 10 Professional. Could I do it with free installation DVD and how?

Let's clarify.............
You must install your Win 7 64-bit Ultimate into a computer, and it must be activated.
Then you are entitled to have a free UPGRAD to Widows 10 Pro.
The key word is UPGRADE, not clean install.
You must do an Upgrade install and have it activated first. Then you can do a clean install any time you want as often as you want.
Upgrade install is to be done either by Windows Update or by using the Media Creation Tool, download the ISO file then use the ISO file to do an "in-place" upgrade.

How to do an in-place upgrade using the ISO file :
Provided you have your Win 7 64-bit installed and activated.
Use the link you posted > Download the 64-bit Tool
Run the Tool >Select Create installation media for another PC
That will start creating an ISO file. (You can burn it to a DVD or USB later on. This method does not require that step).
When the ISO is downloaded, right click at it > click Mount > click Setup.exe.
Installation will begin.
This method allows you to keep you files, settings and apps.
This method does not require the product key.
Activation will be automatic.

 

[Lazar]

I don't understand what you are saying.
The link you posted provides 2 downloads...............
1. Download tool Now (32-bit version)
2. Download Tool Now (64-bit version)

You choose which Download version you need.



Let's clarify.............
You must install your Win 7 64-bit Ultimate into a computer, and it must be activated.
Then you are entitled to have a free UPGRAD to Widows 10 Pro.
The key word is UPGRADE, not clean install.
You must do an Upgrade install and have it activated first. Then you can do a clean install any time you want as often as you want.
Upgrade install is to be done either by Windows Update or by using the Media Creation Tool, download the ISO file then use the ISO file to do an "in-place" upgrade.

How to do an in-place upgrade using the ISO file :
Provided you have your Win 7 64-bit installed and activated.
Use the link you posted > Download the 64-bit Tool
Run the Tool >Select Create installation media for another PC
That will start creating an ISO file. (You can burn it to a DVD or USB later on. This method does not require that step).
When the ISO is downloaded, right click at it > click Mount > click Setup.exe.
Installation will begin.
This method allows you to keep you files, settings and apps.
This method does not require the product key.
Activation will be automatic.

Dear Davidhk129!
Thank you for reply to me.
All that you talk about I did. In my message I notified that the MS site to burn the Windows 10 DVD is working incorrect. I tried 4 times directly version 64 to check the error, but always got ISO 32 DVD. Of course, I read all MS web sites about windows 10 & correct installation. The ISO DVD I need for clean installation to test Windows 10. So, my questions are to the people who burn Windows 10_64 DVD ISO and did clean installation Home & Professional editions.
Again, thank you very much for your reply.

 

[Trouble]

I tried 4 times directly version 64 to check the error, but always got ISO 32 DVD

Have you tried the resource at this link to explicitly download the 64 bit version?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

did clean installation Home & Professional editions.

In order to perform a clean install of Windows 10 you will first need to upgrade and make sure that your upgrade is activated.
Then and only then will you be able to perform a clean install of Windows 10