If someone want to test wpi on windows 10…here what you need to edit:

installer.js from WPIScripts, line 1400, replace with

   if (getOSver() == "Win7" || getOSver() == "Win8" || getOSver() == "Win8.1" || getOSver() == "Win10")

core.js, line 583, replace with

   if (getOSver() == "XP" || getOSver() == "Vista" || getOSver() == "Win7" || getOSver() == "Win8" || getOSver() == "Win8.1" || getOSver() == "Win10")

wmi.js

line 71, add this

        if      (Caption.indexOf("10")    != -1) { szOSVerCache = "Win10";  szEditionIDCache = getOSsku(OSSKU); }

and change

        if      (Caption.indexOf("8.1")    != -1) { szOSVerCache = "Win8.1";  szEditionIDCache = getOSsku(OSSKU); }

to

        else if (Caption.indexOf("8.1")   != -1) { szOSVerCache = "Win8.1"; szEditionIDCache = getOSsku(OSSKU); }

configwizard.js

line 779, replace with

    HandleCommandsSelectionMenu("{OS=Win10 || Win8.1 || Win8 || Win7 || Vista || XP || 2K} ");

Tips:

Because of the same OSSKU with another windows WPI will show Edition ID (Information–>My Computer) as:

– Pro Edition for Windows 10 PRO  (OSSKU 48)
– 8 Core Edition for Windows 10 Home (OSSKU 101)