How to Install Windows 10 in Micromax P295 Tablet
The Micromax P295 shipped with a much older version of Windows. This project walks it forward onto Windows 10, working around its low-end hardware and limited storage along the way.
Why this tablet needs special handling
Budget Windows tablets from this era usually have very little internal storage and a 32-bit UEFI on top of 64-bit hardware, so a plain USB installer often will not boot or will refuse to install for lack of space.
The video shows how to get around both of those limits rather than treating the install as a normal desktop upgrade.
What the install actually involves
Preparing the right installation media, freeing up or working around the tablet's limited storage, and getting through first boot with the tablet's own drivers so touch, Wi-Fi and rotation keep working afterwards.
Want to try this yourself?
The guide below covers the install order used in the video, and the downloads page has the tools referenced.