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Is anyone trying or using the new version of Windows "ar_windows_10_consumer_editions_version_2004_x64"
I have a copy and I want to experience with you before I use it

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A compact, practical checklist for anyone wanting to try a new Windows feature update safely. raised the question; flagged the legality concern and noted official subscription channels. Official media is strongly preferred over unknown downloads — see the Microsoft download page and Visual Studio subscription options for legitimate ISOs and tools (Windows 10 download, Visual Studio subscriptions).

Recommended test workflow:

  • Run the build in a virtual machine first (snapshots make quick rollback trivial). Options: Hyper‑V quick start or VirtualBox downloads.
  • Make a full disk image and/or recovery drive before touching a daily‑use PC. A system image provides a guaranteed fallback if the built‑in rollback window expires.
  • Update firmware/UEFI and chipset drivers, suspend BitLocker if active, and disconnect nonessential peripherals before upgrading to reduce failure points.

Check Microsoft’s release notes and known‑issues page for the feature update before installing; that page lists device‑specific incompatibilities and driver workarounds. Consult OEM support pages for laptop/desktop driver guidance when applicable (Windows release health).

A few final points: obtain media from trusted channels; treat VM results and one volunteer machine as real‑world tests before upgrading main hardware; and keep a recent full image so recovery is possible even after Windows removes prior-version files. ’s reply indicates others have run the update without problems, but the precautions above minimize risk on systems with uncommon drivers or storage setups.

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Sorry, I have no clue what you're referring to. Is this some illegal pirated version of Windows you downloaded from somewhere?

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Right now, AFAIK you get those from your MSDN subscription. From what I've read, NBD (no big deal). There are folk that are generally upset with Microsoft, Windows and more. To those my usual reply is "Time for more Linux or Apple."

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Ah, yes. I used to have a TechNet subscription back in the day before they cancelled that service because I guess it wasn't cost-effective for them. (It sure was for me though!)

commented: MSDN exists in some form. I don't keep up with such anymore. +15
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I have been running this update for about 3 months with no problems. Give it a go!

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