Can you use Windows iso to install windows 10 home single language ?

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    Windows 10 HOME SINGLE LANGUAGE 21H2 19044.2364
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    Can you use Windows iso to install windows 10 home single language ?


    My friend want to clean install his laptop and when i check his windows is Windows 10 Home Single Language. I still have ISO from MCT in my flash drive. Can i use this iso to install Windows 10 Home Single Language ?
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    Yes.

    Home Single Language is one of 7 Windows 10 editions on MCT ISO, with index number 3:

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    Windows 10 HOME SINGLE LANGUAGE 21H2 19044.2364
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    Does windows setup automatically detect your windows oem key ? When i clean install i dont see any screen to select what windows you want to install like your second screenshots.
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    mikelferdinan said:
    Does windows setup automatically detect your windows oem key ? When i clean install i dont see any screen to select what windows you want to install like your second screenshots.
    If key is bios embedded, it automatically selects that version. This is a slight PITA if you have upgraded Home to Pro, but easily sorted by putting a text file called EI.CFG on sources folder of installation drive containing just two lines :-

    [CHANNEL]
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    Windows 10 HOME SINGLE LANGUAGE 21H2 19044.2364
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    cereberus said:
    If key is bios embedded, it automatically selects that version. This is a slight PITA if you have upgraded Home to Pro, but easily sorted by putting a text file called EI.CFG on sources folder of installation drive containing just two lines :-

    [CHANNEL]
    Retail
    And do you trust windows update to automatically download and install drivers for your laptop ? including gpu driver
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    Yes- on the basis if it works, don't try fixing it until it breaks. Occasional older devices need special attention (but then, they are being used out of spec).
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    dalchina said:
    Yes- on the basis if it works, don't try fixing it until it breaks. Occasional older devices need special attention (but then, they are being used out of spec).
    I let windows update download and installing any necessary driver but it's seems they don't download and install driver for my Integrated amd gpu and my nvidia gpu. Is it safe to install manually now?
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    I recall when I first upgraded from Win 8 to 10 it took about 3 days until I had a graphics driver automatically delivered.

    By all means feel free to find an appropriate one.
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    Windows 10 HOME SINGLE LANGUAGE 21H2 19044.2364
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    dalchina said:
    I recall when I first upgraded from Win 8 to 10 it took about 3 days until I had a graphics driver automatically delivered.

    By all means feel free to find an appropriate one.
    But what happens if windows update installing gpu driver in background and i also manually installing gpu driver ? Is it fine?
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    mikelferdinan said:
    But what happens if windows update installing gpu driver in background and i also manually installing gpu driver ? Is it fine?
    The odds of both happening simultaneously are infinitely small. If you want to ensure only you will be installing any driver and not colliding with MS updates, temporarily disable/disconnect your internet.
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