MS-DEFCON 2: Deferring that upgrade

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ISSUE 22.18.1 • 2025-05-08 By Susan Bradley It’s always a bit awkward to know when a major feature release should be accepted. I do not recommend inst
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Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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I was able to upgrade my Desktop successfully with only one caveat. My Ear Trumpet App. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it worked fine. Yes, I was able to print and do the other things that I use the computer for. Now, shall I set InControl to 24H2?

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Correct, set it to 24H2

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Thanks, I did that. I should be fine from here out. The only issue was that I ran across was that I had to obtain a Windows 11 Pro license key. My computer came with Pro. But I wasn’t given the product key. I could have called who built this PC. However $200 was really a non issue to me. They may have record of the number but I thought it better off If I acquired one myself.

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Rush2112 wrote:

I had to obtain a Windows 11 Pro license key. My computer came with Pro.

Your Pro license key is kept on your PC and there was no need to pay again for a Pro license.
Demand a refund.

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Paul T

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Just to give you a few data points: Since the beginning of the year I have updated three machines to W11 24H2, viz, Dell XPS touchscreen laptop, MS Surface Pro 7, and my desktop a MinisForum UM790Pro. All three went seamlessly and have been running without issues.

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