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So you’re probably wondering what this file called RuntimeBroker.exe that appears in the task manager right? Well I was concerned myself thinking it was some sort of Virus or Malware. Turns out this is a normal process that is part of Windows 10 in relation to the Metro tiles on the start menu! You know those crazy big tiles that were also in Windows 8. So before you freak out here is a few screen shots below of my Windows 10 to show you that it is completely normal. You can even end the process and click on the Start menu and it will load up again. So don’t delete it!

Here is the installation procedure for installing Windows 10 from Windows 7 as a free upgrade. It is pretty simple, many people have reported doing upgrades from their legit Windows 7 installation, not accepting keys and detecting a valid installation. Here is screenshots of an installation done from the installer from the Microsoft website.