Download Any Version of Windows 10

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 Being unable to download a previous version of Windows 10 is annoying. Not anymore.

  1. Download the Universal MediaCreation Tool. Unzip.
  2. Download the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. Put the file in the unzipped folder as (1).
  3. Run bat file as admin.
  4. Follow the prompts, and that's it.

 

 

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