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Microsoft Finally Releasing Redstone 5 ISO's




Microsoft has steadily released new builds to its Windows Insider Program members over the last few months, and it seems to mostly be squashing bugs now, but the company had yet to make the next major version of Windows 10 available in the ISO format.

If you're a Windows Insider on the Fast ring, it's once again time to check for updates. Today, the team released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 17672. The build is from the Redstone 5 development branch, so it's a preview for the next feature update for the OS that's due out this fall.Microsoft said this release also offers the option to install the following versions of Windows 10:
  • Windows 10 Insider Preview Enterprise is built to address the needs of large and midsize organizations and comes with the management tools IT administrators need.
  • Windows 10 Insider Preview Education is built for students and faculty and comes with the management tools IT administrators need.
  • Windows 10 Insider Preview Home Single Language is built for consumers in emerging markets and can only run a single language.
Redstone 5 is currently available to Slow ring members of the Windows Insider Program. Following the release of these ISOs, Microsoft's upcoming Bug Bash and then requisite testing, Redstone 5 should be commercially launched this fall.





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