>Trying to install Windows 10 in my windows 7 computer I got the message below and attached.
>I have tried to perform the installation as a local user with administrator rights, as the local administrator, and as the user of the domain. Always get the same message.
>BTW, the display is may better than 800 x 600 that is supposed to be the minimum requirement.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>TIA,
>
>Alex
>
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>Windows 10 will not run on this PC:
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>CPU: Ok
>Memory: OK
>Disk space: This PC is joined to a domain. Contact your system administrator
>Display: The display is not compatible with Windows 10. Check the manufacturer for support.
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>Shop for new PCs online
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I've seen a couple of cases where the display adapter isn't supported by Windows 10 - older machines with certain S3, Via, Trident integrated graphics for example. In some cases you can work around that by purchasing and installing an add-on discrete graphics card based on an nVidia or AMD chip. However in one of those cases, after putting in a discrete graphics card, an upgrade to Win10 was unstable (blue-screening every 4 hours or so). The same machine is perfectly stable with Windows 7. That machine is 5 or 6 years old if memory serves.

Being domain-joined does not necessarily prevent the upgrade: http://www.infoworld.com/article/3022418/microsoft-windows/microsoft-expands-get-windows-10-campaign-to-domain-joined-win7-and-81-pcs.html . However if your domain/PCs are "locked down" there may have been group policies set that prevent the upgrade.