So what exactly are you going to do with the Windows 10 ISO installer file that you already have now? Will it work if you would just copy it into a USB flashdrive and boot your computer through it? The sad reality is NO and in order to make use of it, you will need to first download a tool that will turn your USB flashdrive into a bootable drive. Microsoft is really taking the development of Windows 10 seriously through the Windows Insider Program and the Preview Versions that have been release (with Build 10130 being the latest) has shown some very good improvements and innovations in features brought about by the collaboration and cooperation of Insiders. However, now that Microsoft has opened Windows 10’s Preview version for those who would like to take part in its development and if you want to get this Windows 10 Preview version as a secondary operating system set up in a dual-boot configuration in your computer, you will need to deal with its ISO installer which is freely available to those who have signed up for the Windows Insider Program– a feedback program designed to help Microsoft developers in collecting ideas from experts and ordinary users from around the world. You’re just using your Windows computer for basic research, entertainment and recreation and so there’s really no need to dabble with anything that has to do with ISOs.
You might have been ignoring ISOs in the past years because you really don’t have anything to do with them.
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