Once the download completes, a "creating Windows 10 media" progress bar appears on the screen. This may take a while considering that Windows 10 installation media has a size of several Gigabytes. If you select ISO instead, you are asked to pick a location on the computer the file will be saved to.Ī progress prompt is displayed afterwards that highlights the overall download progress. If you select USB, you are asked to pick an appropriate USB Flash Drive with at least 4 Gigabyte of storage as the data will be copied to it during the process. You may put Windows 10 on a USB flash drive or create an ISO file which you can later burn to DVD or copy to USB. There you select the desired language of Windows 10, the edition (Home or Pro available, the N versions are without Windows Media Player for the EU), and architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).Ĭlick next again and you are prompted to select the type of media you want to create. If you want to create installation media, select the second option on the first screen popping up after execution of the program on your system.Ī click on next opens the language, architecture and edition page. Please note that you can use the tool to upgrade the current PC as well. Generally speaking, if you have a 32-bit system, download the 32-bit version of it and if you have a 64-bit operating system, pick the 64-bit one. To get started, download the appropriate version of the program from the Microsoft website. Plus, you can use the media to install Windows 10 on systems with unreliable Internet or issues when using Windows Update to update to the new operating system. The main advantage of it is that you create a Windows 10 setup DVD or USB drive using it which you can use regardless of Internet connectivity.
Microsoft has released a tool which you can use to create installation media for Windows 10.
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