If you are a Windows 8 or Windows RT (Surface tablet) user you can upgrade to 8.1 for free. Here's the link to Microsoft's "how to upgrade" page. Before you begin, backup your personal files. If you are on a laptop, or tablet, plug-in.
Be patient during the various steps that seem to be taking too long....it could be your internet or the Microsoft server that is slowing things down. A reboot is a required final step and this too will take extra time as the operating system is reconfigured and upgraded.
Microsoft provides a 10-step tutorial on the new features of 8.1 to help users get the most out of their computer software. I recommend that you spend 10-15 minutes reviewing this information where you will find helpful tips to improve your Windows 8.1 experience.
Be patient during the various steps that seem to be taking too long....it could be your internet or the Microsoft server that is slowing things down. A reboot is a required final step and this too will take extra time as the operating system is reconfigured and upgraded.
Microsoft provides a 10-step tutorial on the new features of 8.1 to help users get the most out of their computer software. I recommend that you spend 10-15 minutes reviewing this information where you will find helpful tips to improve your Windows 8.1 experience.
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