I upgraded a Win7 laptop to Win10. I have been unable to find a video
driver that would enable the 2nd monitor which I must have for what I do
on that laptop. I am going to make an image of the Win10 so I can go
back, maybe someday, but for now, I will stick with Win7.
On 7/22/2016 7:21 AM, Joe Yoder wrote:
I have a small laptop with Windows 7 that I would like to upgrade to
Windows 10. The machine has the Get Windows 10 icon in the system tray.
Every time I click the icon, a Get Windows 10 window opens and after a
brief pause at "Please wait", the screen displays sections "About Windows
10" and "Get the upgrade." Then at the bottom of the window there is a
large bold font message "All done for now" followed by "There's nothing
else you need to do. You'll get a notification on your PC or tablet when
Windows 10 is ready for you."
This condition has persisted for weeks and I expect without intervention it
will continue after the end of July. I have Googled everything I can think
of but no one seems to have the same problem. There are numerous entries
about problems but they are typically accompanied by error messages which I
would welcome but don't get.
Any experience or thoughts? Perhaps I should take this as a sign that I
should keep this machine on Win 7?
Thanks in advance,
Joe
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