Upgrade from the store Windows8.1 preview detailed guide

Need to download an update before the upgrade
Microsoft released the Windows 8.1 preview as scheduled, if you are using Windows 8, just install an upgrade boot patch, you can pass the Windows store Upgrade Win8 directly to the Windows 8.1 preview. Of course, if you don't already have Windows 8, you can download the Windows 8.1 preview version of the installation file image later.
Not much nonsense, now Windows 8 users access the Windows 8.1 preview download page, install a pre-upgrade patch to enter the app store to install Windows 8.1 upgrade files. The specific steps are as follows:
First login to this page: http://windows.microsoft.com/zh-cn/windows-8/download-preview
Then click on the page to get the update & rdquo; download and Install this upgrade pre-patch. Before

need to install the upgrade to restart the system after the upgrade
a small patch



After installing the pre-patch process is actually very simple
such as the pre-patch After the installation is complete, you will be asked to restart the system. Click Restart now. After logging in again, you will receive the Windows 8.1 upgrade prompt after logging in again.

Windows 8.1 Preview Upgrade Tips
Click on the <quo;Go to App Store" on the Alerts page to see a separate Windows 8.1 upgrade page. The file required for the upgrade is about 2GB (32-bit system), and the download takes some time.

Windows 8.1 Upgrade Page
Click “Download"Start downloading upgrade files. When the download progress is about 50%, the preparations before the upgrade will start, such as checking compatibility. Sex, apply changes, and more.

Downloading Windows 8.1 upgrade file

Before starting the installation
After getting here, we just have to wait patiently for the system to complete the follow-up work, the whole process will not take too much time (Depending on the speed of the network, the download time will be different) and operation, the end of the installation progress will prompt you to restart several times, follow the prompts. Soon Windows 8.1 is in front of you.