Download and install Windows 10 Pre-activated without a license key; you can complete the installation directly using a bootable USB, full version with support for 32bit and 64bit operating systems.

Windows 10 comes with a few notable improvements over Windows 8, as well as some new features. Microsoft has listened to user feedback and made the following updates: Pre-Activated Windows 10 is faster and smoother. Its start menu is back. It replaces the “Metro” interface of previous versions with a more traditional desktop look, but still offers live tiles you can use on the side or at the top of your screen (unless you disable them).

You can also boot directly to the desktop instead of being met by an unfamiliar Windows 8-style start screen. The new browser, Microsoft Edge, is streamlined for safety and speed. It has extensions that let you customize your experience. It also blocks pop-ups, which Microsoft claims will help keep you safe from malware. 

Windows 10 Pre-Activated Features

Below are some cool features present in Windows 10.

1. Start Menu

The Start menu has been greatly improved in Windows 10. As was mentioned before, the old start menu is replaced with a more traditional desktop look. The Desktop will also display live tiles to help you keep track of your favorite programs. Microsoft Edge can now be launched from the start menu, as well as from its own icon on the taskbar (next to the Windows 8 style Applications Menu). Also, you can pin websites and files for later use when browsing. One major difference between Windows 8 and 10 is that now you can pin applications directly to your start screen instead of having to run them through the “All Programs” grouping.

2. Cortana

If you’re one of the few people who haven’t installed Cortana yet, don’t. It’s a useful piece of software that not only controls your default search engine but also provides you with updates and news from Microsoft itself. It is similar to Siri in Apple’s iOS, but uses your voice rather than the built-in microphone. 

3. Windows Hello

Windows Hello is a new feature that utilizes biometric features to identify you instead of a username and password. It will unlock your device with your fingerprint, face, or iris if you have one of the compatible biometric devices. Windows 10 is also compatible with voice identification on some devices through Cortana. Just say “Hey Cortana” to switch between devices.

4. Apps

Windows 10 comes with its own set of apps (as do all Microsoft Operating Systems). 

The most notable app is the new Edge browser, which has been built from the ground up for Windows 10. It’s integrated directly into Windows 10 in order to take advantage of all its features (including Xbox integration).

5. Gaming

You’ll now be able to use games that are stored on your PC as a remote for Xbox One. When playing a game, you can also overlay live TV and video from your Windows 10 device.

6. New Features for Business Users

A couple of features for business users were added in Windows 10 (Windows 8.1 Pro users could already use some of these). The Windows 10 start menu offers a “Settings” option, which includes e-mail, VPNs, and other settings to help users manage their devices, while the “Windows 10 Mail” app lets you view and edit e-mails without having to open up Outlook on the same device (Windows 7 supports both). 

7. Cortana on the Lock Screen

Cortana finally has a home on the lock screen, where it will activate users’ notifications. This can be turned off in settings if you don’t like seeing Cortana every time you log in, or to avoid seeing sensitive information while your device is unattended.

Download Windows 10 PreActivated ISO

Size	3.4 – 4.5 GB
Platform	32Bit-64Bit
Released by	Microsoft
Published Date	29 July 2015
License	Pre-Activated
File name	Windows 10 Home 20 H 2 (32x 64x) Preactivated

Download Now (32/64Bit)

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Minimum System Requirement

• Operating System: Windows 7, Windows 8.
• Processor: 1GHz or faster
• Ram: 1GB.
• Storage: 16GB for 32Bit and 20GB for 64-bit.
• Display: 800x 600.
• GPU: DirectX 9 or later.

Recommend System Requirement

• Operating System: Windows 7, Windows 8.
• Processor: i3 Processor or i5
• Ram: 2GB.
• Storage: 16GB for 32Bit and 20GB for 64-bit.
• Display: 800x 600.
• GPU: For gaming or video editing (Dedicated graphics card recommend)

How to Install Windows 10 (Pre-Activated)

1. Download the ISO file.

2. Burn the ISO file onto a DVD or Create Bootable USB

3. Boot your PC from the DVD and choose Custom install (advanced).

4. Select your language and time then “Next“.

5. Select your Edition and Architecture.

6. Choose your region, and keyboard layout, and connect to a network.

7. When asked for product key, skip entering it by pressing Shift+F10 (Select Yes when you’re asked if you want to continue). This won’t let you enter the setup wizard but will allow you to install Windows 10 on your PC.

8. When the installation is complete, press Shift+F10 again and enter your new product key when asked (Get it free from here).

9. You can now use Windows 10 as normal on your PC 😀 .

10. You can also upgrade from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 with this method. You don’t need a valid product key for that.

Conclusion

Windows 10 brings back the familiar old start menu and desktop interface, but with lots of new features. It is compatible with PCs, tablets and phones and has been designed to be easy and intuitive to use.

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