Original windows 10 disc

Cerawy, there should be a retailer in your city where you live and buy it there. If not, buy it on Newegg or Amazon :)
Yeah, I have a DVD also. I'm old school

AS185 said:

Cerawy, there should be a retailer in your city where you live and buy it there. If not, buy it on Newegg or Amazon :)
Yeah, I have a DVD also. I'm old school

I did a look on amazon and found a few dvds, but im not sure if they are original windows 10 dvds. They also seem to contain just one version of windows 10, where as the one i found on ebay contains both versions in both 32 and 64 bit. I'm guessing this is the DVD im looking for, just in english?

Cerawy said:

I did a look on amazon and found a few dvds, but im not sure if they are original windows 10 dvds. They also seem to contain just one version of windows 10, where as the one i found on ebay contains both versions in both 32 and 64 bit. I'm guessing this is the DVD im looking for, just in english?

I'm also old school and started by using DVD's and they worked fine but it didn't take me long to switch to USB's mainly because they are very convenient since I help quite a few people where I volunteer: and many of those people came in with new computers that did not come with DVD drives.

With that said though, the DVD from ebay isn't an expensive endeavor and the only way to find if it's worth it's value is to go ahead and purchase it: since that's the one that interests you, go for it.

But keep in mind, as far as I would imagine, it's not going to keep up to date with each "creators" versions that will be implemented every 6 months or whatever changes Microsoft has in mind for the future of Windows 10.
--- On including both 32-bit & 64-bit versions, that's a good point but in todays world 64-bit rules: 32-bit can be kept in mind for some of us using 32-bit systems some of their drivers and who knows what else are being phased out to be kept up to date for Windows 10.
--- I've serviced some computers this year that had been upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 in which their graphics drivers will not update to present day Windows 10 drivers.

Cerawy said:

I did a look on amazon and found a few dvds, but im not sure if they are original windows 10 dvds. They also seem to contain just one version of windows 10, where as the one i found on ebay contains both versions in both 32 and 64 bit. I'm guessing this is the DVD im looking for, just in english?

Yeah, the picture of the DVD you're showing is in Chinese I guess. I have the English version but you can update to other language's later on.

AS185 said:

Yeah, the picture of the DVD you're showing is in Chinese I guess. I have the English version but you can update to other language's later on.

Did you find an original DVD in english? I couldn't fInd any.

Bree said:

As has been said before, anyone can download the ISO from Microsoft and burn it to a DVD. A lot of the DVDs offered for sale, particularly on eBay seem to be just that - someone has made the DVD themselves and is selling it.

I really don't want to go through the hassle of buying a bunch of dvd's, getting a dvd burner, burn them and then put labels on them, I just want one dvd with windows.

I did a bit more searching and found some original windows 10 dvd's, but they are expensive and they mostly offer the professional version. The first one I found on ebay offers both home and professional and is cheaper, so im most likely going to buy that instead.

I found on Amazon a full copy of Windows 10 Home edition dvd.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Sof...70_&dpSrc=srch

Cerawy said:

I really don't want to go through the hassle of buying a bunch of dvd's, getting a dvd burner, burn them and then put labels on them, I just want one dvd with windows.

I did a bit more searching and found some original windows 10 dvd's, but they are expensive and they mostly offer the professional version. The first one I found on ebay offers both home and professional and is cheaper, so im most likely going to buy that instead.

On the "getting a dvd burner"; I have 4 Windows 10 computers and they have built-in DVD burners.

Having that Windows 10 DVD you have in mind, can you please let us know what the original Windows version it installs?
--- I have Version 1709 (OS Build 16299.xxx).
As time goes on Windows 10 versions update with "creators" updates, I'm wondering how that DVD will keep up with future versions if you will need it again. It will be nice if it does, but if it doesn't you will have to update from the original setup to the newest setup possibly involved in creating up-to-date Windows 10 install media.
--- Have a system image backup plan: if it's ever needed you will be kept up to date with the installed version you are working with including your data and very importantly your applications.

Having said that though, as I said in a prior post, essentially go ahead and purchase the one you want: it isn't an expensive endeavor and it looks like a good choice to find out if it meets your need.