Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM MSDN DVD

Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM MSDN DVD (English)

RELEASE INFO:

Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM official version is now available for download original ISO files from Microsoft, users of Windows 7 and 8.1 can also upgrade (reserved) via Windows Update.

WINDOWS 10 – THE LAST WINDOWS:

Microsoft already mentioned that Windows 10 going to be the last Windows version as they decided to polish & improve Windows 10 far beyond rather than releasing different version of Wndows, meanwhile there will be updated Windows 10.1 , 10.2 , 10.3 & so on.

Windows 10 offline Updating

Updating Windows 10 offline is not doubt an accomplished desire of the new released Windows 10 users. After almost 3 months from the official release of Windows 10, Microsoft has released some security , cumulative updates for fixing the bugs/important issues that exist on Windows 10. The Windows update will keep continue being released as usual like it’s being happening with former Windows 7 – Windows 8.1 . Sometimes updates size gets bigger , sometimes smaller . Those who have limited bandwidth based Internet connections & they need to install Windows 10 on several machines (laptop/PC) different times it’s really a headache for them to update their Windows 10 each time through Windows update since it consumes bandwidth along with valuable time. Thinking of these issues on this post we will keep updating new Windows 10 updates for all editions (SL, Home, Pro, Enterprise, Enterprise LTSB) as soon as they release.

WINDOWS 10 OFFLINE UPDATES [OFFICIAL LINKS]

Updating Windows 10 offline is not doubt an accomplished desire of the new released Windows 10 users. After almost 3 months from the official release of Windows 10, Microsoft has released some security , cumulative updates for fixing the bugs/important issues that exist on Windows 10.

The Windows update will keep continue being released as usual like it's being happening with former Windows 7 - Windows 8.1 . Sometimes updates size gets bigger , sometimes smaller . Those who have limited bandwidth based Internet connections & they need to install Windows 10 on several machines (laptop/PC) different times it's really a headache for them to update their Windows 10 each time through Windows update since it consumes bandwidth along with valuable time.

Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM MSDN DVD

Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM MSDN DVD (English)
[Release Date 29th July 2015]

RELEASE INFO:
Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM official version is now available for download original ISO files from Microsoft, users of Windows 7 and 8.1 can also upgrade (reserved) via Windows Update.

WINDOWS 10 - THE LAST WINDOWS:

Microsoft already mentioned that Windows 10 going to be the last Windows version as they decided to polish & improve Windows 10 far beyond rather than releasing different version of Wndows, meanwhile there will be updated Windows 10.1 , 10.2 , 10.3 & so on.

UPGRADE ELIGIBILITY:
As per official announcement Windows 7 SP1 (Home & Pro  & Windows 8.1 (Single Language & Pro) users will be eligible to get free upgrade to Windows 10 via Windows Update which's already available, for this just goto Windows Update setting & check for updates.

Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM MSDN DVD

Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM MSDN DVD (English)
[Release Date 29th July 2015]

RELEASE INFO:
Windows 10 Build 10240 RTM official version is now available for download original ISO files from Microsoft, users of Windows 7 and 8.1 can also upgrade (reserved) via Windows Update.

Features of Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system!!

The enduring unpopularity of Windows 8 meant it was vital that Microsoft nail its next OS to prove that it was an aberration. Windows 10, not Windows 9 as you and arithmetic would expect, looks to be a marked improvement.Instead of adding a host of new complicated features, Windows 10 was designed to simplify - so much that it could work on screens ranging from 4 to 80 inches.

That’s the central conceit of Windows 10; creating a shared user interface for smartphones to tablets all the way up to PCs.

What are the key lessons from the launch of Windows 10?