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Difference between these two Windows 10 OS

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2 minutes ago, Kazito said:

I've been having serious issues with my HDD not recognising things like my controller, not being able to update Windows, or any drivers. So i decided to get a HDD first and then buy a SSD when start making money :P

Ah ok. I recently built a new pc, and I believe I installed Windows 10 Home Single Language on his pc.

MediaCreationTool <- The link to the MediaCreationTool from Windows if you didn't have it already :) 

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Hi, I recently ordered a brand new GTX 1080 and a new HDD which are coming today. And I have decided to install Windows 10 on this new HDD, my old HDD had issues with updating drivers etc. I went onto the windows 10 website to download the tool and theres a few choices of what sort of OS i want installed on the HDD. Theres "Windows 10" "Windows 10 Home Single Language". I want Windows 10 Home. Im guessing that i should just go with "Windows 10 Home Single Language" but im not sure and I dont want to screw something up on my new HDD. So is "Windows 10" also a version of Windows 10 Home or should I select "Windows 10 Home Single Language"

This might look like a really amateur thing to ask by im just trying to make sure i dont screw something up :P

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First of all, why do you get a GTX1080 but no SSD?

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Just now, xDanielxOossiex said:

First of all, why do you get a GTX1080 but no SSD?

I've been having serious issues with my HDD not recognising things like my controller, not being able to update Windows, or any drivers. So i decided to get a HDD first and then buy a SSD when start making money :P

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2 minutes ago, Kazito said:

I've been having serious issues with my HDD not recognising things like my controller, not being able to update Windows, or any drivers. So i decided to get a HDD first and then buy a SSD when start making money :P

Ah ok. I recently built a new pc, and I believe I installed Windows 10 Home Single Language on his pc.

MediaCreationTool <- The link to the MediaCreationTool from Windows if you didn't have it already :) 

Main gaming pc: Lian-Li Lancool II Mesh Performance - Ryzen 5 5600X - MSI GTX1080Ti Armor - AMD Wraith Spire RGB - ASUS TUF Gaming B550 Plus - Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 2x8GB 3200MHz - 500GB M.2 (and a few other drives)

 

Gaming laptop: ASUS GL552VW: i7 6700HQ - GTX960M 2GB - 8GB DDR4 2166Mhz RAM - 1TB 7200RPM HDD

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Just now, xDanielxOossiex said:

Ah ok. I recently built a new pc, and I believe I installed Windows 10 Home Single Language on his pc.

MediaCreationTool <- The link to the MediaCreationTool from Windows if you didn't have it already :) 

Already got it, I was just choosing the Edition and i didnt see "Windows 10 Home" like last time i did this so i got kinda confused. haha. anyway thanks for the help man. Appreciate it :)

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