Chances are very good that, if you ever need to use the ISO, you can either put it on a USB drive, or just use it directly. On the next screen, choose 'ISO file / You’ll need to burn the ISO file to a DVD later.' Click Next. Choose your Language (Klingon?), Edition (Windows 10) and Architecture (likely 64-bit (圆4)). On the next screen, click the button marked 'Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC.' Then click Next. Remember that “It also applies even if Microsoft knew or should have known about the possibility of the damages.” Or you can hire a lawyer to go over all 1,500 words.

The downloader takes a minute or two to get its bearings, splashes a 1,500-word License Terms screen in dense legalese, and waits for you to read that BY USING THE SOFTWARE, YOU ACCEPT THESE TERMS. Double-click on MediaCreationTool1803.exe and run it. (If you don’t have a valid copy of Win10, use a friend’s.) The license may or may not come into play if you ever decide to install the downloaded version, but you don’t need a license to download the bits. You get a file called MediaCreationTool1803.exe.ĭisregard the warning that “you will first need to have a license to install Windows 10.” If you’re running a valid copy of Win10, you can download the ISO file. Head over to Microsoft’s official Download Windows 10 page and click on the box marked Download tool now. Make sure you’re running a validated copy of Win10, any version, with any browser, and that you have about 4GB of free space on any convenient storage device.

Here’s how to get your own copy - and make sure that it’s good:

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