Where is 10240 ISO file?

Where to get the ISO file of the last build? Not the upgrade.

Where to get the ISO file of the last build? Not the upgrade.

Even if you got it, it wouldn't help you. Activation servers are currently offline for clean installs. You can only do upgrades until July 29th.

Unless you're planning to upgrade via ISO (not clean install), which hopefully will work...

Where to get the ISO file of the last build? Not the upgrade.

There's no official ISO for this build, but you can easily find it in FTPs or torrent sites[/I]. The ISOs that are floating around are converted from the "install.esd" file generated during the update process.

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[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Build 10240

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If you upgrade normally to 10240 you can create your own ISO: ESD to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 ESD File - Windows 10 blog

Unless you're planning to upgrade via ISO (not clean install), which hopefully will work...

Yes, it probably won't ask for reactivation

but you can easily find it in torrent sites.

On The Pirate Bay the ISO file takes 2 to 3 times the amount of time to do a clean install. Will try it! Thank's for the advice.

The Key Product change for that release. The Pro one is: VK7JG-NPHTM-C97JM-9MPGT-3V66T. Downloading it on Kickass Torrents:

Even if you got it, it wouldn't help you. Activation servers are currently offline for clean installs. You can only do upgrades until July 29th.

Unless you're planning to upgrade via ISO (not clean install), which hopefully will work...

Upgrade with ISO works fine, just finishing up my Toshiba laptop (81%) via ISO generated by ESDtoISO tool.

install.esdwas in two places this time.

C:$Windows.~BT and RecoveryImage

Pretty slow download. Is product Key good?

 

Pretty slow download. Is product Key good?

Where are you DL from? Are these official ISO's from M$?

Cheers

Where are you DL from? Are these official ISO's from M$?

Cheers

MS has suspended ISOs for a while. The intent is to test normal delivery operations though the servers. It is important that this works flawlessly as it will be the way MS delivers updates/upgrades.

ISOs will return when Win10 goes live.

I strongly discourage members from downloading any non-MS ISO for two reasons
1) Unknown content, possibly malicious
2) It defeats the purpose of the Insider program ... testing MS code and procedures.

What individual members do is up to them of course.

I agree with Slarty on this. Your putting yourself at risk.