It is for me. You can always split your current Windows 10 partition and do a clean install of 10525 on the newly created partition and dual boot. Clean install to the new partition by booting from a USB/DVD made from a 10525 ISO. It will activate without a product key (skip entering a product key when asked during the install) based on the previous activation of Windows 10 stored on Microsoft activations servers.
Sorry I don't know much of this.
Where I download the file for the USB?
How can I split current w10?
At my new part should I "download" all my programs of the other part?
You can install MiniTool Partition Wizard Free to split your current Windows partition and create a new partition:
MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition - Free download and software reviews - CNET Download.com
This is where I got my ISO from, but I see they only have Pro. If you are on a home version now, Pro won't activate:
Download Windows 10 build 10525 ISO images
You can install all your programs on 10525 if you want, or just see if it does what you want and if it doesn't then just stop using it. You can use MiniTool Parition Wizard to reclaim the partition for 10525 back if you want to.
@NAVY
I do have w10Home not Pro, so?
Also at the link there is an "enterprise" and a "Pro" build, what should I do?
ok
got here
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10
what should I do next? please I don't want to lose my current info or whatever related
@olivierPedro:
The link is for those who wanna upgrade to Win Ten that are on 7 or 8x. I do believe there ain't no Home version of 10525. It was shrink for that build to only 2 versions. Usually, when you upgrade and the base is not in good condition, problems migrate in the upgrade.
You should tell us instead what kind of issues that you have? Does your BIOS version is up-to-date?
Regards,
You already have build 10240, ISO images downloaded from that link are also 10240, not 10525.
Of course there's also a Home edition available of build 10525. Please check the facts before spreading false information.
Currently build 10525 is only available to registered Windows Insiders who already have installed build 10240. If you are a Windows Insider, and you have opted in for build upgrades, you will get build 10525. If your underlying Windows 10 build 10240 you are upgrading from is a Home edition, also the upgraded build 10525 will be a Home edition.
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