If you enter a generic key, then you will get a We can't connect right now message since they have been blocked. This will not work if you use an OEM or system builders product key If you have a folder named Download in the same folder (ex: on desktop), then you will need to rename it before running the mediacreationtool.exe file to avoid it and it's contents from being permanently deleted. When you run the mediacreationtool.exe file below it will permanently delete any folder named Download and it's contents that's in the same folder as the mediacreationtool.exe file. The Windows 8 or 8.1 product key embedded in the UEFI firmware of the OEM PC will be automatically detected and used during installation to activate Windows 8.1. If you have an OEM Windows 8 or 8.1 PC, then you will also be able to use this ISO to install and activate Windows 8.1 if you are installing the same edition of Windows the key is for. If you have a retail Windows 8 or 8.1 PC, then you will still need to have a valid Windows 8 or 8.1 product key to be able to install and activate Windows 8.1. This option allows you to download the latest Windows 8.1 ISO file without needing a product key. So please, stick to the facts, and spare us your wild guesses.OPTION ONE Download Windows 8.1 Update ISO File with "Windows Installation Media Creation Tool"
Since Evernote seems to be the only app in modern times to have this issue, it points to a flawed installer/updater used by Evernote.
Well, IMO, it has nothing to do with "bloat".
I do see more Evernote issues on Win 8/8.1 than I do on Win7. Yet I have seen many examples in these forums of where a clean reinstall of Evernote does in fact resolve a number of issues.Īnd this is on all platforms. I also have run MS Office Win on Win7 (and all prior versions) for many, many years, and I never had to reinstall it Yet, I've never had to reinstall it, let alone a clean reinstall, on any of my Macs. I've even had MS Office 2011 running for 4 years now, with at least 5 or 6 major updates, and many dozens of minor updates. Evernote is the ONLY app that in recent years that I ever have to do a clean reinstall. Or is "bloat" just some anecdotal rumor you heard somewhere sometime that you throw out when you don't really know what's causing the problem? So, do you do a clean reinstall for every Evernote update? Where a complete removal and fresh install will get rid of the debris and start a new set of Really?ĭo you have any actual evidence of this? Any documented reports? updates can grow quite a lot of app "bloat" over a period,
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