You might check that link; I get a Forbidden 403 error IN 3 DIFFERENT BROWSERS (EDGE, CHROME, IE11) when I attempt to use it. Can you tell us what country is hosting this link?
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I really have to recommend that, for all good intentions this site may have, now that Windows 10 is released, really, we should use the Media Creation Toolkit from Microsoft to make any ISOs. The official source is always better. That being said, at the time of this message, it does look like WindowsISO.net is linking to Microsoft URL's so good job finding those files.Sorry,
You can Download in many possibilities here:
Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary Update ISO 1607 Download • Windows ISO
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this perfect on my computer.
Thanks.
I really have to recommend that, for all good intentions this site may have, now that Windows 10 is released, really, we should use the Media Creation Toolkit from Microsoft to make any ISOs. The official source is always better. That being said, at the time of this message, it does look like WindowsISO.net is linking to Microsoft URL's so good job finding those files.
I have noticed some issues with the latest build 14393.10. Some of these have been identified by MS, but I'm not sure all have.
1. Cortana randomly disappears and never comes back. For me this could be a good thing, but a bug has definitely occurred here.
2. When running a third-party anti-virus, such as ESET Smart Security, Windows Defender will either stay on anyway, or stop running, depending on whether or not it seems to "detect" the anti-virus on reboot. I have rebooted about 4-6 times and each time it is different as to whether or not Defender is actively running or not. Ideally, there should not be two AVs running.
3. There seem to be some minor kinks with the Windows Update dialogue box. This has not affected my ability to get updates, but it is annoying:
^^ My settings are fine and I am not in the Insider Program at this time. Wondering if anyone else is experiencing similar issues.
not at my end... i'm no longer in the insider program but i have the "one size fits all" edition iso you posted here.My settings are fine and I am not in the Insider Program at this time. Wondering if anyone else is experiencing similar issues.
Yes. You will receive a Cumulative Update from Windows Update which will change your Windows version number to 14393.10 soon.Hello Mike, I decided to insist and download the Windows by Media Creation Tool. We're 2/3 days ahead of the launch date, I understood that it was enough that Microsoft had already released. The download really is already updated, version 1607 - Build: 14393.0. The ISO size is smaller compared to the download that I had done previously on the site that I suggested. I recommend Media Creation Tool for everyone, best source. Thank you!
not at my end... i'm no longer in the insider program but i have the "one size fits all" edition iso you posted here.
This is true.Yes. You will receive a Cumulative Update from Windows Update which will change your Windows version number to 14393.10 soon.
>>>Hi Mike, Good information! This is somewhat related, but not to the post-Update issues of the new version. I was just going to mention that none of my other 4-W10 machines that are running b1511 v10586.494 received the Anniversary Update (any version v1607 b14393.x) even though I set WUDO settings to maxium; WUDO=Enabled, and updates from local networks and other PCs on the Internet. With no good result!!I really have to recommend that, for all good intentions this site may have, now that Windows 10 is released, really, we should use the Media Creation Toolkit from Microsoft to make any ISOs. The official source is always better. That being said, at the time of this message, it does look like WindowsISO.net is linking to Microsoft URL's so good job finding those files.
I have noticed some issues with the latest build 14393.10. Some of these have been identified by MS, but I'm not sure all have.
1. Cortana randomly disappears and never comes back. For me this could be a good thing, but a bug has definitely occurred here.
2. When running a third-party anti-virus, such as ESET Smart Security, Windows Defender will either stay on anyway, or stop running, depending on whether or not it seems to "detect" the anti-virus on reboot. I have rebooted about 4-6 times and each time it is different as to whether or not Defender is actively running or not. Ideally, there should not be two AVs running.
3. There seem to be some minor kinks with the Windows Update dialogue box. This has not affected my ability to get updates, but it is annoying:
^^ My settings are fine and I am not in the Insider Program at this time. Wondering if anyone else is experiencing similar issues.