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With less tan a month till Windows 10 is released, I wanted to know the upgrade process for PC that are on Windows 7/8.1 Pro but are joined to a domain.
Currently, I dont see the icon (normal, Microsoft has disabled this for domains) but I want to know if this will change in the future.
I dont see upgrading all our PCs (I have to do testing with the software we use and see compatibility) but after a couple of years, Ill problably be upgrading PC by PC and each new PC we get, will problably come with Windows 10. On a good side, we have Windows Server 2012 R2 which will problably be compatible with Windows 10.
Hey! This question is pretty huge really, there are a lot of methods and a lot of ways to get Windows 10 licensing within an enterprise environment. You can roll it out manually, using PXE or moving to a VDI environment which is personally what I would do.... Personally I would never roll out an 'upgrade' path in a corporate environment, users data should be stored on the network so swapping users machines from a Windows 7/8.1/10 should be as simple as adding it to the Domain and letting them login. – CharlesH – 2015-06-30T07:04:22.163
Well, could you give a short explaination on how to do each one? I seem to not be able to download the KB upgrade manually and distribute to my machines (manual), doing it via PXE would be manually as well but just boot a image off a server (PXE) and VDI for a small business is not something really intresting. – riahc3 – 2015-06-30T07:15:46.467
possible duplicate of How do I install Get Windows 10 app while joined to a domain
– DavidPostill – 2015-06-30T08:52:27.233