OT: Upgradeing Windows 7 to 10 on a Dual Boot System?

[Michael D. Setzer II]

My Classroom Lab at the College has Lenovo I7 computers that came with 
Windows 7 about 2 years ago. I changed them to dual boot with Fedora, and 
just recently upgraded them to Fedora 23. Never had any issues with the 
installation of the Fedora or doing updates. I wanted to check out the 
Windows 10 upgrade process on one machine, but have run into all kinds of 
issues. 

1. Booting the Windows 7, the Windows 10 upgrade would just keep showing 
the option to request the upgrade and I would be notified. Never got any 
notification??
2. When thru some web pages, and found a link that was upgrade now, and 
it seemed to down and go thru the process of getting the Windows 10 files. 
Said it was going to reboot, and install. It rebooted, and still had the grub 
menu, so selected the windows option, and it seemed to be doing something, 
but then came up with an error message and said it could complete. Took me 
to a web page, but of couse the error number wasn't anywhere to be found 
there or on a search. Just restored the W7 image, so dual boot process is 
fine.

Are there any tricks to getting the upgrade to work with a dual boot setup. 
Don't know if the Windows 10 upgrade can not handle a grub boot loader 
setup? 

Thanks.

Use Linux for all my courses, but other teachers sometimes need to do 
things on the windows, and wanted to at least take a look at it.

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