This is what I get:
"We can't reach the Windows Insider Program right now. Please try again later or check the forums info." <Answers Forum Link>
Clicked the link - ended up here.
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This is what I get:
"We can't reach the Windows Insider Program right now. Please try again later or check the forums info." <Answers Forum Link>
Clicked the link - ended up here.
This is what I get:
"We can't reach the Windows Insider Program right now. Please try again later or check the forums info." <Answers Forum Link>
Clicked the link - ended up here.
Please run the Windows Update Troubleshooter
Did you remove Norton after all?
This is sooooo typical of Microsoft. Why can't they get their **** together. For DECADES there was an option for choosing the edition of Windows when installing it. I had Win 11 Pro installed and downloaded Windows 11 through the Media Creation Tool. I proceeded with the download and installation, only to realize that it installed Windows 11 Home.
So now I can't even download a Windows 11 Pro ISO because of this "We are unable to..." nonsense. Microsoft basically keeps me from accessing what I paid for. I am so pissed off right now.
I finally figured it out… and others can try this as well. Some ISPs use DNS addresses that block the download - AND block the ability to even start by using Windows Update. What I did - and it worked flawlessly for me: I went to the internet connection details and changed from the (DNS / IP Address / etc.) auto option to manual option and enabled IPv4 - then changed ONLY the primary and alternate DNS settings to 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 (respectively) and went back to windows update. Everything worked fine, and I had no need to download the ISO (which was being blocked as well) in order to do a clean install.
I hope that this helps - and that I am not the only one for which it did.
RD