Windows 10: Will ISO files always be avail after 29 JUL

Good Day All
just asking will the ISO files be avail after 29 Jul, just asking my laptop came with win 10 so they should have a record of that for later on, as if win 10 never fails right.

also once you do make a boot enabled disk how do you test it out without messing with a perfectly working system?

:)

 

How to install Windows 10 latest builds from ISO files without losing my genuine activation?

There is no product key needed or available. The activation on your computer is by digital entitlement. You can upgrade or clean install without need of a key and since it is the computer that is activated for Windows 10 Home, activation is permanent for
the life of the motherboard.

There are two official .iso files available for download. One is the original release (Jul 29) at

Download Windows 10

and the second is an Inider (preview) build (10565) at

Download Windows 10 Insider Preview ISO

The third .iso should be availabe next week (website not yet available) for the Fall Update (build 10586). This will not be preview build. It will be the first major update to Windows 10.

With any build you can active "Get Insider Builds" to become an Insider.

 

Windows 10 product key

Hi Mohamed,

If you change any hardware, then you need to activate Windows 10 and the free upgrade is available only till Jul 29, 2016. So if you change any hardware after that you have to purchase Windows 10 and activate it.

 

Dear Dmesal:
MS will keep a source for ISO files available as long as they keep offering Windows 10. You can get ISO files from numerous sources including TechBench, MSDN (requires a subscription), and occasionally from other sources as well.
You can test a boot enabled disk by starting the install process, then bailing out as soon as it begins. The process won't mess with your Windows installation until you get two or three steps into the sequence, and you can bail out before you get that far.
HTH,
--Ed--

 

In order to test it you need to get a little bit beyond just the initial Windows install screen. You need to get to the screen that offers the choice between Upgrade Install and Custom Install. Click on Custom Install. You should see a list of drives and partitions. That is when you can be fairly certain your DVD or USB flash drive is good. In my experimentation, I've had quite a few Windows 10 installation USB flash drives that would give an error as soon as Custom Install was clicked.

 

Many Thanks Guy's

nothing worse thank thinking all is well and safe when it's really not.