I have shown you how to update to the latest Windows 10 preview build 9926. The new build was released by Microsoft on Jan 23, 2015 which bring Cortana to Windows 10 desktop. The latest build also introduces new Start menu and user interface, directory icons on the Windows Explorer, new Settings interface and more.
In my previous post, I have shown you that my old Compaq Presario CQ42 was running Windows 10 Technical Preview (Build 9841). Most of apps are running well though lots of bugs are there since it is a technical preview operating system.
The purpose of creating the bootable Windows 10 USB flash drive is to install the new operating system into the real personal computer or laptop. As I have an old Compaq Presario CQ42 powered by Intel i5 and 4GB or RAM, I would like to install the Windows 10 into this notebook.
In a previous post I have shown you how to install Windows 10 (Technical Preview) on VMWare Fusion.If you would like to install the Windows 10 in a real computer or notebook, you need to burn the iso image to a DVD or USB flash drive and boot the computer from this media.
The upcoming Microsoft’s next Windows operating system is not Windows 9 but Windows 10. The technical preview of Windows 10 had been released on the end of September 2014, so users can download and try its look and feel.
If you want to install Windows 8 on Apple’s MacBook via Boot Camp you might encounter a problem that you could not download the latest Windows support software or the download took very very long time and the download failed. It happened to me and many people when download the latest Windows software.
Windows 8 is the upcoming version of Microsoft’s Windows operating system. Currently it is still in release preview stage, but Microsoft will unveil the RTM of Windows 8 on August 2012 and release the final version on October 26th.
Back to the end day of May, Microsoft unveiled the Windows 8 Release Preview to public. The build is the release candidate version before going to RTM (release to manufacture) that will be released on August 2012.
Windows 8 Consumer Preview just released by Microsoft on Wednesday, February 29. People are curious to try the Consumer Preview of Windows 8. They want to taste the new features inside the Windows 8 such as Metro UI, SkyDrive cloud integration, Internet Explorer 10 and many more.
