How to install the Windows 11 from Microsoft’s ISO file – Guide
Microsoft has released a new ISO file that simplifies the installation of Windows 11 on a new PC, dual boot system, or virtual machine. The ISO file contains a single file that is used to install Windows 11 on both the primary and secondary hard drives.
Windows 11 Insiders Preview ISO file has finally been released by Microsoft. Previously, the only way to get Windows 11 was to install Windows 10 first and then upgrade to version 11 through Microsoft’s Windows Insider program. However, you can now save time and effort by installing the latest operating system from an ISO file. ..
To get started, you’ll need an ISO file. To create one, use the ISO editor on your computer. Once you’ve created an ISO file, you can copy it to a USB drive or burn it to a DVD. You can also install Windows 11 on a dedicated PC, a dual boot system, or a virtual machine using the ISO file.
Once you have joined the Windows Insider program, you will need to install the latest Windows 10 update. To do this, you will need to go to the Update and Security page and click on the link to download and install the update. After you have installed the update, you will need to restart your computer.
To download the Windows 11 ISO file, go to the Windows Insider Preview downloads page and sign in with your account. Near the bottom of the page, click on the drop-down menu to select the edit. Here, you can choose Windows 11 Insider Preview (Channel Dev) or Windows 11 Insider Preview (Channel Beta).
Windows 11 is available in two channels: the Dev channel, which contains the latest features and updates but is more unstable, and the Beta channel, which contains more polished features and updates and is more stable. To choose a channel, click on it in the Channel list on the left side of the Windows 11 installation screen. Then confirm your choice by clicking on Confirm. Next, select your product language from the Language list on the right side of the screen, and click Confirm. Finally, click on the Download button to download an ISO file to your computer. ..
If you want to install Windows 11 on a physical computer, you can use the ISO file to create a bootable USB drive. Then, you can use that USB drive to install Windows 11 on a physical computer.
If you want to install Windows 11 on a dedicated PC or as part of a dual boot setup, you can copy the ISO to a USB drive or burn it to a DVD. The advantage of this application is that it not only copies or burns the ISO file, but makes the USB or DVD bootable. Microsoft no longer offers this tool directly, but you can still get it from third-party sites like MajorGeeks and FileHippo. ..
To create a Windows 11 ISO, you will need the following: -A USB drive with at least 8GB of space -A standard DVD or Blu-ray drive with at least 4.8GB of space -A dual or dual layer DVD -Windows 10 (or an earlier version)
If you choose DVD, the program will start copying the ISO to your DVD. ..
If you choose DVD, make sure you have inserted a dual-layer or dual-layer DVD or Blu-ray Disc and click the button button for Begin Burning.
If you have created a USB drive or DVD of Windows 10, you can use it to boot up a dedicated PC on which you can install Windows 11 directly or as part of a dual boot scenario. ..
Final note
If you’re looking to install Windows 11 on your computer, Microsoft has a guide for you. The Windows 11 installation process is straightforward, and the guide walks you through every step. If you have any questions about the installation process or the steps in the guide, don’t hesitate to ask us in the comments. You can also share this guide with your friends so they can get started installing Windows 11 too. ..
