Toshiba Satellite C655 Not Windows10 Upgradeable?

My Satellite C655 (Part # PSC0YU-00K002) is only a couple of years old, but it looks like it is not listed in the official list of upgradeable PCs on Toshiba's upgrade list page (http://win10upgrade.toshiba.com/swupdate/modellist.aspx?region=TAIS&lang=en&country=US).
Should I try to upgrade manually through Microsoft? Would I then have to go back to Toshiba and download all new drivers?
Any advice?

If your computer is not listed in the Toshiba's list, you likely have to take a risk yourself. My Satellite C655 has been likely successful to upgrade Windows from 7 to 10 but failed to access the Internet. The Setting page of the Windows 10 on my computer says, "We couldn't find wireless devices on this PC". According to the Microsoft Support, Answer Desk, the Checking System in the Windows 10 Upgrading Icon check the computer only for whether or not it is compatible to the upgrading process, not it works on Windows 10.

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Hi jinjoe,
I am sorry for the issues you are experiencing with your upgrade. How is this memory installed? Is it just one module or did you purchase two? Did you install it with any exisitng RAM? If you have two modules have you tried installing one module at a time? This would help us determine if the issue is with one defective memory module or both causing the issue.

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Try this. Turn off your laptop, unplug all wires, remove the battery, and hold the power button for thirty seconds. Afterwards, reattach the battery and connections.
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Please provide the entire model number of your laptop.
Also, were you using your laptop mostly for gaming?
Was this that the first time you had felt it was hot / overheating?
When you press the power button do you hear the fan come on, even if for a few seconds?
Do you hear you hard drive spin at all?
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I didn't find that model anywhere.
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