UPDATED 4/5/2024: Windows 10 build 19045.1826 ISO file is now available for download for those who want to test version 22H2 using a clean installation or in-place upgrade.
Microsoft has released another official ISO file of Windows 10 in the Dev Channel to allow developers and enthusiasts to get early access to the next features and improvements coming later in 2022. This media is not meant to install a pre-release of Windows 10 on your primary computer.
If you’re already a member of the Windows Insider Preview program, you do not need to download the ISO file for build 19045.1826 since you can use the “Windows Update” settings to upgrade to the latest flight through the Release Preview Channel.
Download build 19045.1826 ISO file for Windows 10 22H2
To download the latest preview build of Windows 10 with changes coming this fall, you need to log in to this Microsoft support website. Once you are on the download page, you will need to choose the edition and click the Confirm button to download the file.
After you finish downloading the official ISO file, you can use different tools like Rufus to create a USB flash drive to install the operating system. Alternatively, you can mount the ISO to begin the setup if you plan to do an in-place upgrade.
- Windows 10 build 19045.1826 ISO | Download
Alongside the availability of build 19045.1826, Microsoft is also making build 25179 as part of the Windows 11 22H2 development.
If you’re looking to upgrade your computer running Windows 7, or you need to do a clean install of Windows 10, the company also makes available the ISO files for the official version of Windows 10, which you can get using the Media Creation Tool or through the Microsoft support website.
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