Cause another 8 will make your system last longer as more applications use up more ram in the future.
16gb is the norm now, 8 was fine before but its phasing out.

If you already happen to have your Windows 7 OEM key on the side of your computer and a USB Flash drive with 8GB of storage. You can even save yourself the $3.

1) On Microsofts website, download Microsofts "Windows 10 Media Creation" tool.
2) Download the 64-bit Windows 10 and choose the "save the ISO to hard drive" option.
3) Download Rufus and open it. Select browse ISO and choose the Windows 10 ISO you just downloaded and create the media and choose MBR and ISO image mode.
note: Do NOT choose DD image mode.
4) After the USB has been created, restart your PC and push F8 to get to the boot menu and select boot from USB.
note: Sometimes, it's the button may be F Key or the Del button.
5) Follow the Windows 10 installation instructions. When prompted for the Windows 10 Key, use your Windows 7 OEM key.
note: Windows 10 Pro requires a Windows 7 Pro Key, Windows 10 Home requires a Windows 7 Home Key.

okay ill try to follow your steps. let me go look for my Windows 7 key if i sitll have...

what happens if i dont?




gotcha!

This post was edited by FamilyGuyViewer on Jan 11 2020 06:38pm

you don't even need a windows 10 product key if you're willing to make a couple sacrifices.
they still let you use a vast majority of the OS for free.

This post was edited by tagged4nothing on Jan 11 2020 06:39pm

found my key

when i upgrade it, will i lose my files such as photos/documents /programs/etc..

just instaled windows 10... feels like i got a brand new computer.. gotta install everyhting again

And you saved yourself up to 1k