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With previously released version of Windows, the In-Place Upgrade scenario was never considered a reliable option to deploy the latest version. Additionally I’ll go through the process of using In-Place Upgrade with ConfigMgr vNext, and upgrade the post when the new version of ConfigMgr has been released (if there are any changes of course). I will cover the requirements and limitations for the scenario including a basic overview of how the In-Place Upgrade feature actually works under the hood. What’s different this time around is that it actually works, and it works really well.įor those of you out there looking to deploy Windows 10 in your organization, and are interested the In-Place Upgrade scenario, this is the post for you. Now with Windows 10, not for the first time though, you have the option to perform an In-Place upgrade. The traditional ways of deploying a new operating system included methods like Wipe and Load, Refresh and Replace.

Many of you have probably thought about deploying Windows 10 in your organization and are already looking into the different options that Microsoft with their new operating system have brought to the table.

Your computer currently runs windows 7 enterprise edition