You can then put the ISO to whatever use you may want. When the download finishes, the tool will convert the esd image files it fetched from Microsoft servers to a fully usable ISO image file. Creating an ISO is a better option though. Alternatively, you can select USB flash drive at this step and the tool will create a bootable Windows 10 installation usb after downloading the files. Choose ISO file, select the location where the ISO should be saved and let the process begin.
Choose the Language, Edition and System Architecture for Windows 10 ISO.When Windows 10 Setup opens (that’s what Microsoft calls the program’s window), choose Create installation media for another PC and click Next.Run it and wait for a couple of minutes for the tool to check Microsoft’s servers to fetch the Windows 10 editions and then present them on the screen.Download the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool from Microsoft website.Even after having the ISO, you’ll need a Windows Product key to install Windows 10 onto your system.
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