Microsoft pushes Win10 official version upgrade to Win7/Win8.1 users pre-download

On July 28th, on the eve of the release of Win10, Microsoft officially opened the pre-download of the Windows10 official version of the upgrade file to Win7/Win8.1 users. Let's take a look at the details below! From June 1st, Windows7/Windows 8.1 users who have installed the KB3035583 patch will receive the Win10 official version upgrade booking notice in the lower right corner of the system. I believe many netizens have accepted the reservation as prompted. Microsoft has revealed that before the official release of Win10, this patch will remain in the system to help users check the software and hardware compatibility of the computer. In addition, the pre-download of the files needed for the upgrade will be provided before the official release of Win10, which is convenient for users to officially participate in Win10. The upgrade can be installed at the first time when it is released.
Now, the Win10 upgrade file pre-download has been opened. Friends who have previously subscribed to the Win10 official version upgrade may wish to check the partition where the system is located to see if there is a folder named $Windows.~BT. This is the upgrade file. Download the directory. Note that $Windows.~BT is a hidden folder and needs to be set to show hidden files. The version number of setup.exe in the push file is 10.0.024.16384, and the version number of the file in the Sources folder is 10.0.024.16394. It can be seen that Microsoft has improved the installer. It is not clear whether the recently released patch has been integrated in the key file install.esd.