Microsoft has a good reason for not providing us with new ISOs: it wants insiders to try out the upgrade path it offers in order to make sure that Windows 7 and 8.1 users can install RTM flawlessly when it becomes available for their computers on July 29 or shortly after that.įortunately, the ESD files that Microsoft uses to ship these new builds allow anyone to create new ISOs, so clean installs are also possible. Microsoft has finalized work on Windows 10, and the new operating system has been pushed to RTM, meaning that OEMs can finally start pre-installing it on their devices ahead of the big launch on July 29.Īt the same time, the Redmond-based tech giant has rolled out build 10240, which is believed to be the new RTM build, to users enrolled in the Windows Insider program, but unfortunately, no new ISOs have been provided, despite the fact that this version is also aimed at those in the slow channel.
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