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I know long-time Windows users have wake-up-in-a-cold-sweat nightmares about Windows upgrades gone horribly wrong. But Fast ring updates are delivered only via Windows Update, and at this point we don't know how Microsoft will make ISO copies of the final Windows 10 release available for download. That's mandatory if you want to set up a dual-boot installation, for example.įor the Insider Preview, Microsoft makes an ISO available for download with every Slow ring release. Having that installer image available gives you access to some installation and repair options that you don't have otherwise, such as the option to create bootable media. If you are old school, you want an ISO because installing Windows on bare metal is just what one does, period. Review: Goodbye, Windows 8 hello, Windows 10īut a lot of my readers want traditional installer files, either on a DVD or in an ISO image file that is the equivalent of a DVD.FAQ: You've got questions, Ed Bott's got answers.Microsoft: More than 75 million devices.The Enterprise version is the best version of Windows and is recommended for all users in our country, Iran, but we also offer the AIO or All in One version for those who want to use other versions if published on the Internet. Usually, two versions of AIO‌ and Enterprise are released as an update of this Windows.

We have already presented Windows 10 without updates and the final and original version, namely MSDN, and in this post we intend to present the updated versions of Windows 10. The final version of this operating system will be available to everyone on August 27 through Windows Update. The operating system is used on PCs, PCs, tablets, smartphones, and integrated PCs. Microsoft then decides to make a profit by selling a one-year Windows subscription.

Upgrading to this Windows is free for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 owners (excluding Enterprise versions) in the first year. Windows 10 was first unveiled on October 29, 2014, at a media event. Windows 10 AIO with threshold/start password (in English: ThresholdIs the latest version of the operating system from Microsoft’s Windows Anti-family, and is the post-Windows 8.1 version.