Download Windows 10 ISO

Windows 10 reached the end of standard support on 14 October 2025. The final feature update is version 22H2. You can still download official ISO images for clean installs, virtual machines, older hardware, or software compatibility.

Download Windows 10 22H2 ISO (Final Version)

Important: After 14 October 2025, Windows 10 no longer receives free security updates or technical support from Microsoft. Compatible PCs should upgrade to Windows 11. Eligible users can also consider Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU) programme for continued security patches.

Windows 10 versions available

22H2 is the last feature release. Older versions remain useful for legacy software, testing, or specific hardware.

Version	Release	Status (as of Sep 2026)	Download
Windows 10 22H2 Final feature update	18 Oct 2022	End of standard support ESU available for eligible devices	64-bit / 32-bit ISO →
Windows 10 21H2	16 Nov 2021	Legacy	See all versions →
Windows 10 21H1 and earlier	2015 – 2021	Legacy	See all versions →

Architecture note: Windows 10 22H2 is available in both 64-bit (x64) and 32-bit (x86). Most modern PCs should use the 64-bit ISO.

Official Microsoft options

Microsoft still provides the Media Creation Tool for Windows 10 on its download page. You can also create installation media or download an ISO directly when available.

Windows 10 Download page (Media Creation Tool / ISO)
Check if your PC can upgrade to Windows 11

When Windows 10 is still useful

Older hardware that does not meet Windows 11 requirements
Software or drivers that only run reliably on Windows 10
Virtual machines and testing environments
Clean installs or recovery media for existing Windows 10 systems

Windows 10 editions

Home – everyday personal use
Pro – professionals and small businesses (BitLocker, Remote Desktop, Hyper-V, etc.)
Enterprise / Education – organisations and schools
Pro for Workstations – high-performance workloads

A valid product key or digital license is required for activation. Windowstan does not supply product keys, cracks, or pre-activated images.

How to use a Windows 10 ISO

Download the ISO for the version and language you need (preferably 22H2).
Create a bootable USB with the Microsoft Media Creation Tool or a tool such as Rufus.
Boot from the USB and follow the Windows Setup screens (clean install or upgrade).
Alternatively, mount the ISO in File Explorer and run setup.exe for an in-place upgrade.

Recommendation: If your hardware supports Windows 11, upgrading is the safer long-term choice. See the Windows 11 ISO page for the current recommended version (25H2).

Additional resources

Page last reviewed: September 2026. Windows 10 reached end of standard support on 14 October 2025. Always prefer a currently supported Windows version when possible.