J/C

that would be awesome... DO IT. @LinusTech

mm blows

lol? um...

Have you tried using the media creation tool (click upgrade) http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 | also try restarting your pc.

Yes, I bought a few from that same guy as well. Keys work fine, haven't expired (been about 9 months).

No flag, but gwx is running in processes, now its the waiting game I guess

did you click the flag and click "reserve your copy"? Also I'm getting the same issue with the Windows Media Creation, where its almost complete and then I get "Something Happened". :3 EDIT: re-read, if the flag says you have it reserved I'm sure you'll get the msg soon to upgrade, I'm the exact opposite from you on both my main pc and htpc the flag is gone, but in windows update it says I have it reserved.

Same issue here. :3 | and ill be upgrading whenever it works

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download | Download and should automatically install latest needed driver.

yup, use that link.

Did you update your graphics drivers after you upgraded?

I have the NZXT Source 210 Elite w/ a EVO in it fits fine, and its a simple sleek looking case.

Yes you will be able to use a 64bit OS.

You should be fine.

I usually get product keys from reddit r/microsoftsoftwareswap, usually 15-20 bucks depending on the seller. I've had no problems so far, just make sure to buy it from a "verified seller".

Nope

Try updating drivers, if it already is maybe try reinstalling them.

Yep, you would just plug in the two monitors and you should be set.

If you have windows installed on it, perhaps windows is saving restore points on the free space? (ex, you move files, free space, windows uses it for the restore points.) I've had a similar issue and it was due to windows saving restore points on the free space I had. --- You can manage this by looking for "system restore"/"create a restore point" and then click "configure", there's options to see how much space it can use for restore points. Also you can delete old restore points using disk cleanup, and then do "clean up system files" and it will delete all restore points but the latest one. See if that works? Hope this can help --- More in depth info: - System restore space - Deleting old restore points

vegas pro. not the "BEST" imo though.

Should be a pop-up with the windows symbol in your notifications. (the little up triangle, left of the time) Double click and should lead you through the steps. Here's the steps from Microsoft if your confused.

What are your full specs?

Like others said, you should be fine.

806h in CS:GO

I personally use Mozilla Thunderbird to manage some of my emails, I'd highly recommend it as its fast and easy to use. Also like others said you can setup email forwarding. (ex. hotmail to your gmail.)