After nearly two months since the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has recently released the first Windows Insider Preview build. It comes to great relief for the insiders who were very keenly anticipating the new build. An official statement by Microsoft's, Gabe Aul read,
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"I'm excited to announce that we have
released the first Windows Insider Preview build since our official Windows
10 launch. This and other Preview builds will continue to give Insiders a
chance to see new features and changes before the general public."
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| It was quite a while since Microsoft released an Insider build after it's launch on 29th July. |
You should have automatically received the
latest Insider Preview build through Windows Update on your PC, if you were
receiving Insider Preview builds prior to the public release of Windows 10.
However if you still want to get Windows 10 Insider Preview builds installed on another
PC just follow these simple steps:
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- Make sure your PC has the public release of Windows 10
installed.
- If your PC is running Windows 7 or
Windows 8.1, you can upgrade to Windows 10 for free here.
- On your Windows 10 PC, click Settings>Update
& security>Windows Update>Advanced options>Get Insider
Builds>Get Started, then follow the instructions on the screen
to get your PC ready for Insider Preview builds.
- Once your PC restarts, you can revisit Windows
Update>Advanced Options to choose how often you'll get new
Windows Insider Preview builds.
- Remember to keep your PC turned on and online to get
the latest Preview builds.
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