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Window 10 Technical Preview ISO













Window 10 Technical Preview ISO




The Windows 10 Technical Preview is available in your language. To help avoid any problems with your device, please read all the requirements (currently available in English only) before installing the Preview.


















Windows 10 isn't for all of us, but for each of us




We are designing and developing Windows 10 differently from the way we’ve always done it. Millions of people are providing their feedback and helping us to shape the future of Windows.






Windows 10. Do great things.



The Windows you know, only better



Windows 10 feels familiar so you can get more done from the get‑go. The Start menu is back with space to pin your favorite apps. And simple navigation means you don't need to spend much time learning anything new.





Always up‑to‑date



You won't have to wonder if you have the latest features or security updates. Windows automatically delivers updates, when they're ready, directly to your device.





Take your gaming further







With Xbox on Windows, play and connect with your games and friends. Everywhere.





Cortana’s got your back



Cortana is your truly personal digital assistant who works across all your devices to help get things done.





Rule the web






Project Spartan is an all‑new browser built to deliver a better web experience. You can write directly on webpages from your PC, read articles distraction‑free, and save your favorites to read offline later.





Universal Apps, including Office









The Store in Windows 10 is a one-stop shop for hundreds of thousands of apps including games, music, videos, as well as a new version of Office.









System Requirements




Follow these steps to download Technical Preview:








  • Sign up for the Windows Insider Program, if you haven't already.

  • Read the system requirements.

  • Click one of the Download links on this page to download a special file—it's called an ISO file—that you can use to install the preview.

  • When the download is complete, transfer the ISO file to installation media such as a USB flash drive or DVD.

  • Double-tap or double-click setup.exe from the installation media, and then follow the steps.





    • If you want to install the preview on another PC, you can download the ISO files instead.






    Read this Important Note before Downloading:-






    Download links



    Product key: NKJFK-GPHP7-G8C3J-P6JXR-HQRJR








    English (United States)









    EditionsLink to downloadSHA-1 hash value


    Windows 10 Technical Preview (x64)




     Download (3.92 GB)  




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    Windows 10 Technical Preview (x86)




     Download (3.01 GB)  




    1AE10947CC297AE299E1C81F95812EFBB5C84121












    English (United Kingdom)









    EditionsLink to downloadSHA-1 hash value


    Windows 10 Technical Preview (x64)




     Download (3.92 GB)  




    26DC8B6C95E9DDE0F667D6788AB4FBD03DA52F02




    Windows 10 Technical Preview (x86)




     Download (3.01 GB)  




    137196818A33DA6059FB0AC476AB400401A66BD2








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